HT204053 What is a DS vetting client

I was purchasing an app on the app store and I it prompted me to verify my payment information which then stated that my appleIDand payment information was incorrect. I reset my appleiID password.
When I finished changing the password, it asked for me to return to my appleID or return to DS Vetting Client.. I have not found any information on what a DS Vetting Client is. Could anyone explain?

The info in this link may be of help: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5312.

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I would like to know
what is thin and fat client.
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Atul-

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