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I mean, who honestly even wants to 'responsibly' disclose anything like this if they live in the US? The risks of assault rifle toting FBI agents coming for c

I mean, who honestly even wants to 'responsibly' disclose anything like this if they live in the US? The risks of assault rifle toting FBI agents coming for coffee at six AM outweighs any benefit I can think of.

vorpalhex 5y ago
Either be very anonymous or very public.
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- shapefrog 5y ago
  > very public Not working out so great for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reporter who "hacked" the website by looking at it. https://www.nytimes.com/2021/10/15/us/missouri-st-louis-post-teachers-hack.html https://www.nytimes.com/2021/10/15/us/missouri-st-louis-post...
worker767424 5y ago
Seems safer to sell it on the dark web for some sweet monero and wait for the statute of limitations to expire.
- encryptluks2 5y ago
  Statute of limitations doesn't always start as soon as something happened. Many times, it only starts once it has been discovered or could have reasonably been discovered.