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Adrian Lamo — Part 3
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therefore he can't be found guilty.
1 don't support this sort of vigilante white hat hacking, but I oppose ignoring the
constitution even more.
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e Re:Um, what?? by mellonhead (Score:1} Saturday September 06, @12:06PM
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Mixed feelings on this issue (Score:5, Insightful)
by Orion Blastar (457579) on Saturday September 06, @11:12AM (#6887262)
Ifhe was hired to test security it would be a different matter. But he allegedly broke
into those systems without permission. That puts him in violation of Cybercrime laws.
I feel sorry for him, because he did allegedly report the weaknesses to the admins and
he could have just read the data and not told anyone and used the information for his
on purposes. So his intentions were good, to plug security holes by finding them and
telling the admins about it. But he is doing it the wrong way, without permission.
He may want to think about pleading guilty and making a deal to get reduced charges.
This will make him famous and when he gets out of jail and ends probation, he can
become a security consultant. Otherwise they may try to make an example out of him
and charge him with a full pentalty and any other charges they can think of.
But then the places he broke into didn't use good security practices and didn't apply the
latest updates. Personally, I wouldn't put a machine on the Internet that contains
sensitive data on it that only my company should have access to like contact
information, credit card numbers, etc.
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« Re:Mixed feelings on this issue by Daedalus-Ubergeek (Score:1) Saturday September
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« Jayson Blair? Ah. by AtariAmarok (Score:3) Saturday September 06, @11:12AM
« Now HERE is some honesty! by AtariAmarok (Score:2) Saturday September 06,
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« Why they're after him by mabu (Score:2) Saturday September 06, @11:13AM.
FBI(19-cv-1495)-1916
http://slashdot.org/articles/03/09/06/1325221 shtml?tid=123 &tid=126&tid=172&tid=99 9/8/2003
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