Dewmuffins-happiness wrote:
C:/program files/adobe/adobe photoshop cc (64 bit)/photoshop-node.exe
FYI, that file only shows up in Photoshop CC 14.x. Its name has been changed to Node.exe in Photoshop CC 2014.
It is signed by Joyent, Inc.
I'm not sure, but it's possible it's part of the software Adobe uses to gather telemetry on Photoshop usage. In Photoshop CC 14.x there was an option in the Help menu for opting out of participation in such programs.
Interestingly I don't see that option in Photoshop CC 2014.
From Joyent.com:
"Joyent is the high-performance cloud infrastructure company, offering the only solution specifically built to power real-time web and mobile applications."
and
"Joyent is the high-performance cloud infrastructure and big data analytics company, offering organizations of any size the best public and hybrid cloud infrastructure for today's demanding real-time web and mobile applications.
-Noel