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by tekromancr
1950 days ago
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I never said it wasn't. I am just saying that in security, while it can be very difficult to always find where the line between ethical and unethical conduct is; and what will get a company to pay attention to an issue without getting yourself arrested; What I AM saying is that this person blew so far past that line that I wonder if they are even aware that one exists.
All without even considering that, maybe, "that time last week when I committed wire fraud" probably isn't the best topic for a blog post. Do I think that the author was acting maliciously or in bad faith? No. But the US justice system has a really nasty habit of not taking facts like these into account; as Aaron Swartz tragically learned. Tl;dr "it's just a prank, bro" is not an effective legal defense, and prosecutors fucking LOVE convicting hackers. |
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