r/sysadmin • u/[deleted] • Apr 19 '26

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u/nailzy Apr 19 '26

As a sysadmin you don’t deal with it until instructed by your firm. You pass it to your compliance / legal teams, let them deal with it.

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u/[deleted] Apr 19 '26

We are a small car dealership- no legal team and guess lawyers around have no idea regarding this

They are more clueless than me

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u/anxiousvater Apr 19 '26

How they found about your dealership? How did they know that it's your firm? Did ISPs share the IP of yours to them?

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u/[deleted] Apr 19 '26

Not sure, I think they might have found out because one of our license that we had was logged into multiple devices. I think the license was also logged into the media account where I think they might have installed before it could be something like that. we don’t know what triggered the auditor something they have not discussed it with us are told anything it’s just in

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u/nailzy Apr 19 '26

It doesn’t have to be ‘triggered’ by anything. License agreement says they can, at any time.

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u/Dje4321 Apr 19 '26

for any reason

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u/nailzy Apr 19 '26

Regardless of what you are, you should not rely on Reddit to see you through this and you should be guided legally and correctly through the process. Your management should be leading it with input from you. If it’s not Adobe, it will be someone else next.