Do I need to apply to the authorities when using unlicensed software?

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System administration

Hello again, continuation to the question https: //toster.ru/q/454450 ?e= 5637825 #answer_item_1... Should I report the violation to the authorities, or will they fly me myself in this case? 2) If I leave, then can I fly in the future if they nevertheless reveal a violation and it turns out that I worked for them? (I have been working here for the first month of the trial period so far) 3) In the comments they wrote about encryption through TrueCrypt, can this really help in an emergency or will it only add problems? 4) Is it possible to attract a former administrator who set up all the software in the enterprise for this violation?

Answer 1

If I leave this job, do I have to report the violation to the authorities, or will they fly me myself in this case?

Is not obliged to. Except for some special cases.

If I leave, then can I fly in the future if they nevertheless reveal a violation and it turns out that I worked for them? (working here for the first month of the probationary period so far)

Maybe.

In the comments, they wrote about encryption through TrueCrypt, can this really help in an emergency, or will it only add problems?

Encryption does not absolve you from liability.

Is it possible to attract a former administrator who set up all the software in the enterprise for this violation?

Yes.

Answer 2

The one who installed it is always responsible for pirated software, if he worked officially, then they can attract, truecrypt will not help, they will still ask you to turn on the computer one way or another, or an obstacle to the investigation. If these companies abby or adobe huge fines and litigation.

Answer 3

1) If I leave this job, do I have to report the violation to the authorities, or will they fly to me in this case?

I think you've already made up your mind. Go away.
And no, they don't have to. You are not an expert in this area and cannot be accused of a crime. Although the application will be accepted in any case, even if it is about vampires and damage.
Maybe. But it's incredibly unlikely.
From what? Encryption can help with the seizure of disks and their examination, yes. And that is not always the case. But the practice in the country is such that "for lack of evidence" they can release anyone, but you - hardly. At least one computer will be found, and there it is a matter of technology. Again, testimonials.
Can. But there are very few such cases. And it won't make it any easier for you.