4 ms·
You would have committed a felony?
by mrestko 11y ago
You would have committed a felony?
- SCHiM 11y agoDepending on where OP lives, that might not have been a felony. I'm pretty sure that in my country I can sell whatever software I want, as long as I brand it as 'automatic patch management testing' or something...
- mbrutsch 11y agoSeriously? In America today, just releasing balloons into the air is a felony: http://www.cbsnews.com/news/anthony-brasfield-fla-man-charged-after-releasing-balloons-into-sky-report-says/ http://www.cbsnews.com/news/anthony-brasfield-fla-man-charge... That word has lost all weight, right along with "terrorist".
- mrestko 11y agoOkay, so forget the word felony. "You would have aided/abetted a malicious criminal and profited monetarily by doing so?" My point is that selling an exploit doesn't become morally okay just because the company doesn't offer a bounty.
- forgotmypassw 11y agoExcept that morality is highly subjective and some people would be completely fine commiting a criminal activity just for the hell of it.
- tertius 11y agoYou say it's subjective and then the reason you give is that some people would, knowing that it's criminal, still commit a crime. It looks like their view of the activity isn't that it's fine to do, rather that they don't care that it's not fine. This implies that they know and accept that it's not fine.
- enlightenedfool 11y agoI don't know what to say after reading this. Did the act come into force after BP spill?