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Story: Tsunami 'hacker' is innocent, say readers
Posted by: Fujikid (Tuesday 18 October 2005, 6:44 AM)
This is like a house breaker accidentally setting off an alarm then stopping what he was doing and providing a lame excuse when the police arrived.
Cuthbert changed his story during the proceedings. Presumably on the advice of his lawyers.
This is clearly the online equivalent of all the real world criminals who get off lightly due to technicalities.
We all know they're lying scumbags and we all know their intentions are dishonourable but unfortunately if they are pre-emptively caught there's nothing we can do but rap their knuckles.
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Story: Tsunami 'hacker' is innocent, say readers
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What happens if someone put that URL up as a link... Anonymous -
I often alter URLs to try to navigate badly design... Anonymous
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So how do you check if a website is genuine o... Alan -
The situation has arisen due to the wordings of th... Praveen Dalal
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It is unclear to me and, no doubt, most other... Noh W Jose
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Having read this, it is even more Bolleux than I t... Steve B
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How ludicrous that an act as simple as trying... Anonymous
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If, as reported he tried the ol' /../../... Richard Pettigrew -
does that mean people think i can test their house... danny carr
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Was this hacking or just 'acking? If you go for a... Writtroam
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The ruling is unfair and I will go with the majori... Vinod Patel
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Posting a website is an invitation to enter. It i... Anonymous
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I not a security speaclist, or judge. However you... Anonymous
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This is like a house breaker accidentally set... Fujikid
