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For some of us, memory of how Mitnick was treated (or for a more modern example, Manning), still taints how we expect accused "hackers" to be treated by the cri
by burgerbrain 15y ago
For some of us, memory of how Mitnick was treated (or for a more modern example, Manning), still taints how we expect accused "hackers" to be treated by the criminal justice system.
Physical detainment of someone accused of such crimes is hardly unheard of.
- tptacek 15y agoMitnick's story is absolutely nothing like Aaron's. Mitnick was a fugitive after already having done prison time and had to be tracked down via cell phone triangulation.
- burgerbrain 15y agoRead my comment again, I'm not asserting anything more than a passing similarity.