Bioequivalence and Bioavailability Forum

Hi Helmut,

❝ would you share 15% of your honorary with me if I try to crack your code?

❝ My qualification: I validated an Agilent LIMS (HP LAB/UX) in the 1990s. It was both fun and scary to unveil how the audit trail was implemented (BTW, much easier on a Unix-OS than on Win). The system passed its first GLP-certification in 1997.

I will let you beta-test it
And true to modern style software making I will reward you if you are able to manipulate the audit trail or result without the program detecting it. I expect noone is going to pay me for programming this stuff, so it is rather acceptable for me to promise you 15% of nothing. Will add a bonus, even.
However, if you do not manage to manipulate the audit trail or result without the program being able to detect it, then you have a choice of either of the following two severe punishments:
a. Getting thoroughly whipped by my ship's cat-o-nine-tails on the town square of Vienna.
or
b. Buying me a cold brewski next time we meet.

I imagine reverse engineering (decompile + change + recompile) would be the only way to manipulate it. Probably no way to protect any software against it, unless it is hosted on my local server and accessed remotely.