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Yep. Someone has his or her eye on a higher office.
by jnbiche 7y ago
Yep. Someone has his or her eye on a higher office.
- itomato 7y agoOr an interest in disruption at any and all available opportunities.
- jstanley 7y agoCan you ELI5 why putting pentesters in prison would help a prosecutor get promoted to a higher office? Wouldn't it just piss off (among others) the very people who have the authority to promote the prosecutor to a higher office?
- fotbr 7y agoProsecutor gets to go trumpet a victory over those who would show such disresepect to the law as to try to break into the courthouse itself (or various press releases to similar effect). The "very people who have the authority to promote the prosecutor" are the voters, who, for the most part, do not understand what pen-testing is, or that it exists, or that it is (or can be, when done correctly) a legitimate thing. ELI5 A person is smart, people are stupid. Voters are people, and details get lost in campaigns.
- ptyyy 7y agoPerceived "easy win" for conviction rate due to a fundamental lack of understanding of the issue. This backfired hilariously.