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> But the guy in question here did something really dumb, was very lucky, and should stfu. What did he do wrong? He already had permission from Chase: > But b
by joshuaissac 6y ago
> But the guy in question here did something really dumb, was very lucky, and should stfu.
What did he do wrong? He already had permission from Chase:
> But because this was a bank I wanted to get their explicit permission before researching any further
> Once I had permission quickly made a proof of concept
So I would be surprised if they would be able to make the criminal charges stick.
- bb88 6y agoIANAL, but I thought fraud was the act itself plus the intent to defraud. Otherwise simple accounting errors would be criminal acts.
- austhrow743 6y agoIf he did, that twitter screenshot certainly isn't it. That's them asking for more information about a points glitch, not telling him to steal $5000 from them.
- astura 6y agoNot sure what it was about that response on twitter that made him think he had permission to do what he did.