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I guess the Dallas County Court passed the 'physical security of documents' part of the test. I'm not sure why you would attempt to break into a court house wi

I guess the Dallas County Court passed the 'physical security of documents' part of the test. I'm not sure why you would attempt to break into a court house without some paperwork saying what you're doing with some signatures from the proper authorities. It seems kind of dumb, frankly. Pen testing is risky if you can't prove that someone with the right to do so asked you to do it.

VikingCoder 7y ago
Getting arrested is one thing. Getting prosecuted is different.
- sverige 7y ago
  True, but it's always better not to get arrested in the first place.
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- moltensodium 7y ago
  Ever been arrested while poor? It's a completely life-changing and world-disrupting experience, even if charges are dropped, even if you never need to appear in court.
  - bdcravens 7y ago
    Are the pen-testers poor?
    - a3n 7y ago
      Maybe the people they hired to break in are poor.
- closeparen 7y ago
  Isn’t getting arrested enough to fail background checks for the rest of your life and never get a job or apartment again?
  - perl4ever 7y ago
    No, from everything I read, you can often still get a security clearance. See: https://news.clearancejobs.com/2018/01/28/ever-questions-sf-86/ https://news.clearancejobs.com/2018/01/28/ever-questions-sf-...