Noticed two activities on my activity monitor earlier -> ClassRoom x1 x 2
Did some research into it, it's a tool that ships with education macs but apparently is also being shipped with non-education macs, (m2 in my case).
Anyway it gives complete authorisation for remote access to a mac.
Considering the data we have and the internal coms/business ops are accessible -> this is quite disturbing, i'd imagine a lot of people that use macs in their commercial (legitimate) activities would likewise be concerned.
Anyway this reportedly kills it, might be worthwhile others checking theirs.
https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/429638/how-can-i-disable-the-studentd-process
Just closing it won't solve... the fucking thing is installed as a daemon, no app or management elsewhere, and all it does is send data to remote servers constantly.
Did some research into it, it's a tool that ships with education macs but apparently is also being shipped with non-education macs, (m2 in my case).
Anyway it gives complete authorisation for remote access to a mac.
Considering the data we have and the internal coms/business ops are accessible -> this is quite disturbing, i'd imagine a lot of people that use macs in their commercial (legitimate) activities would likewise be concerned.
Anyway this reportedly kills it, might be worthwhile others checking theirs.
https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/429638/how-can-i-disable-the-studentd-process
Just closing it won't solve... the fucking thing is installed as a daemon, no app or management elsewhere, and all it does is send data to remote servers constantly.