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WannaCry savior is rewarded with a year's free pizza and $10K for saving Internet
- gopalv 9y ago> The British press essentially doxed him, stripping him of his anonymity and privacy. Good news and bad news ...
- John_Cena 9y agoIts unfathomable to me how many of my engineer graduate friends are sharing the information of his person on Facebook and other social media sites. Why don't people understand this is dangerous?
- lithos 9y agoThe original malware author is probably already dead for affecting Russian banks. Or having a bad time somewhere for hitting someone outside the law. Don't people realize how dangerous it is to write untargeted malware. :mostly joking:
- SideburnsOfDoom 9y agoFYI, the pizza freebe from JustEat will be due to this tweet, where the company logo is visible. https://twitter.com/MalwareTechBlog/status/827571710610305024 https://twitter.com/MalwareTechBlog/status/82757171061030502...
- rootsudo 9y agoWhile, how much money did the Wanacry black hat pocket? Really makes you wonder if it was worth it. Granted he did it out his own curiuosioty with no promise of a reward. But still. It seems a bit petty. 10K and pizza.
- Iv 9y agoIf you are in for the money, being the good guy is not worth it. Which, counter-intuitively, is how you get incorruptible good guys. Also, if he were in to save the world, I would bet he had a good week.
- alasdair_ 9y ago>While, how much money did the Wanacry black hat pocket? Apparently not much more than $70K (the BTC account balances are public).