Ahhhhhhh, well.... > "As a show of gratitute[sic], the U.S. government had the Swiss police move up a raid of Tillie's apartment by a week. Maybe that had to

Ahhhhhhh, well.... > "As a show of gratitute[sic], the U.S. government had the Swiss police move up a raid of Tillie's apartment by a week. Maybe that had to do with the Nissan hack a few months prior, or the intel hack in 2020... > "In January 2021, Kottmann was involved in a source code leak from Nissan," > "On August 6, 2020, Kottmann uploaded more than 20 gigabytes of Intel's proprietary data and source code to Mega" I recently listened to the latest episode of the Darknet Diaries and it really opened my eyes to how careful actual white hat hackers are. There are huge/subtle lines that they dare do not cross, which Tillie, sure as hell crossed : https://darknetdiaries.com/episode/87/ https://darknetdiaries.com/episode/87/ > "The group collected about 5 gigabytes of data, including live security camera footage and recordings from more than 150,000 cameras in places like a Tesla factory, a jail in Alabama, a Halifax Health hospital, and residential homes" Exploiting the data breach AND THEN disclosing is not "white hat" hacking