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What can happen?

• gjs278 7y ago
  nothing. this guy is delusional.
• saagarjha 7y ago
  There's probably a chance of you being retaliated against or going to jail yourself, depending on how you're doing the snooping.
  • jtakkala 7y ago
    Indeed, and in that respect Echelog was a great source of OSINT material for the anecdote I described above. That, along with `whois` data and other public databases can reveal a lot without putting oneself at legal risk.
  • gruez 7y ago
    publish your findings over tor, I guess
• xwdv 7y ago
  You can be killed, or worse, someone you care about.
  • black_puppydog 7y ago
    woah that escalated quickly... 0_o
    • unixhero 7y ago
      Not really. The real world gets real fast.
    • xwdv 7y ago
      Once you’re dealing with criminals that are stealing in the order of millions of dollars, or sometimes even hundreds of thousands, the probability of being killed off for being a trouble maker dramatically increases. Anything over 10 million you will almost certainly be killed if discovered. By then you are dealing with robust criminal organizations with full time employees on a payroll with families to feed, and they aren’t going to put all that at risk because of one nosey fuck snooping around.
• unixhero 7y ago
  For one, the evidence might not be admissible in court of the defense has an okay lawyer. This goes for if you're doing it all on your own, and with no approvals and alignments.