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I'm sure he'll be fine. They'll let him stir in jail for a few years to break him of the notion of ever doing it again, then he'll get picked up by a three-lett
by AdmiralAsshat 6y ago
I'm sure he'll be fine. They'll let him stir in jail for a few years to break him of the notion of ever doing it again, then he'll get picked up by a three-letter agency and recruited to do the same kind of work for them as a condition for getting out of jail early.
- bastawhiz 6y agoCall me old fashioned, but being forced into public service after being made a felon for a non-violent crime seems like a terrible outcome no matter how you slice it.
- adamnemecek 6y agoThis doesn't actually happen.
- voidpointercast 6y agoYeah call my a cynic, but if a 17 year old capable of this actually got caught, It doesn’t seem that hard to do in the first place. I wonder if someone gave them the exploit
- brbsix 6y agoThis was phone-based spear phishing, social engineering. There was no exploit.
- azinman2 6y agoIt did to Adrian Lamo.