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According to their website [1], they seem to be trying to establish a reputation for pentesting social-media and websites. What better way to garner interest th
by anticore 10y ago
According to their website [1], they seem to be trying to establish a reputation for pentesting social-media and websites. What better way to garner interest than by hacking a couple major companies?
[1]: http://ourmine.org/ http://ourmine.org/
- joeyrideout 10y agoWhat I don't understand is how they think these "marketing" tactics will establish anything but a negative reputation for their brand. Seems to me like they are happily waving a massive red flag that says, "we break the law all the time and can't be trusted!"
- bcook 10y agoWhy can't they be trusted? Because they break the law?
- tedunangst 10y agoSome people believe if a person breaks one law, they may be more inclined to break other laws.
- bcook 10y agoI was implying the question; does breaking laws makes someone untrustworthy?
- tedunangst 10y agoYes, no, maybe. Irrelevant from a marketing perspective. It doesn't matter if you're trustworthy. If you are perceived as untrustworthy, businesses won't want to hire you.