The season of giving is approaching and HP is trying to include its customers, but in a way that few will find welcome. It appears a new piece of analytics spyware is installing without permission.

Customers owning laptops sold by HP report that the company is secretly installing software. HP is listening, and provides explanation.

The official HP Touchpoint Manager website says: “The HP Touchpoint Manager technology is now being delivered as a part of HP Device as a Service (DaaS) Analytics and Proactive Management ...

Billed as a one-stop solution, HP Touchpoint Manager allowed IT admins to log into and troubleshoot systems over the cloud.

The official website for HP Touchpoint Manager describes it as a way off offloading "time-consuming tasks of device support and lifecycle management." But surely this is a service you sign up to ...

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HP released a security advisory detailing three critical and high severity vulnerabilities in the HP Device Manager that could lead to system takeover.