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Story: Tsunami appeal site 'hacker' found guilty
Posted by: Anonymous (Monday 10 October 2005, 10:34 AM)
Go to any security professional and they should tell you that whenever you want to undertake any sort of "testing" of this sort, then you MUST, I repeat MUST, get signed agreement from the management or you are in very dodgy territory. That is what happened here - he didn't.
He then lied to police - bad move - who knows, it may not even have got to court if he had told the truth from the start.
I have some sympathy, but I'm afraid he made two mistakes that have cost him dearly.
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Story: Tsunami appeal site 'hacker' found guilty
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Ok first off the analogy that... Evil Wizard
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Evil Wizard, what you say is t... John Airey
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John I dont believe in this ca... Evil Wizard
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Evil Wizard, if you can't beli... John Airey
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There is an obvious breach of the Computer Misuse... Alex Pinheiro
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Well if this is now a crime, then come get me righ... Anonymous
