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I have seen this type of thing happen several times - and it often crosses international jurisdictions which makes it hard and slow. I also believe there will/
by stevenicr 5y ago
I have seen this type of thing happen several times - and it often crosses international jurisdictions which makes it hard and slow.
I also believe there will/are people who will take over this kind of thing for a fee - like rather than running the low orbit pinger to cause damage which could be traced to you, you can pay someone in a another country 20 bucks to do it for you - claim the old, 'my phone was hacked' sucks for you game - hard to prove.
would be nice for facebook to detect when revenge pics are being shared to someone's fam/friends/work colleagues and stop the messages from going through / being seen.
But that's not going to stop emails being sent to employers / other places and such.
Having strong laws that are known may be a deterrent for some and that's great - but I don't think it's solvable - this kind of thing has been posted on hackforums/ewhoring scams / blackmail how-tos for a long time. And there will always be some crime group that'll send some emails for the cost of a subway card - and they'll update instructions for how to zip up files and bypass dns blocks and such to get the data they need to complete the task.
digital literacy about sharing pics with people who say they like you that later turn out not be the person you thought they were - things like that could help.
Teaching new 'performers' and others who want to share nudes for money that there will always be possibility that suck files are easily shared and can escape to others would be good too.
if you don't want others to see it or it to be shown in a court in public don't send it - internet, sms, etc.