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An acquaintance lent me an external hard drive that contained a pirated copy of photoshop and I connected it to a computer assigned to me at work . I used this hard drive for weeks and never knew that contained a pirated software. In a vendor software license audits within the company I work for they found it.
They are accusing me of having pirated Adobe products on my computer and tell me that once I connect a device that contained pirated software to my computer I have the burden of responsibility.
Is this possible?
Now I have to pay $10,000 to recover some of the costs which the company will be incurring as a result of the infraction.
The pirated software was never installed on the computer neither copied to it.
I already read the FAQ about piracy but it is not clear to me if I incurred in a crime.
-Chris
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This is nothing to do with Acrobat digital signatures so I'm moving your post.
Are you liable? Simple answer - yes.
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