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Don't know of Vinny, but if he's a security guy, maybe one of his colleagues is pranking him? My college buddies did this kind of stuff to one another. They w
by chillingeffect 5y ago
Don't know of Vinny, but if he's a security guy, maybe one of his colleagues is pranking him? My college buddies did this kind of stuff to one another. They would die laughing at finding a way to legit send spam through the fbi.
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- agency 5y agoLove to commit high profile cyber crime that could land me in prison, as a prank.
- bink 5y agoIf this is (as it appears it might be) simply a reflection attack of some sort, I'm not sure what crime could've been committed. Or at least what computer crime could've been committed. Impersonating a federal official is about the only thing I can think of.
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- VRay 5y agoI want to live in the techno-libertarian Utopia you think this is
- kelnos 5y agoLike it or not, this seems like a pretty easy CFAA case. Sending email through a server you're not permitted to access sounds like it would constitute a CFAA violation.
- sodality2 5y agoThis would get the book thrown at you in any court of law. Hacking FBI email servers is what happened. The IP and subdomain are FBI.
- xtracto 5y agoThe max headroom TV signal hijack guy was never found... and THAT was a high profile prank.
- reasonabl_human 5y agoHadn’t heard of this, what a strange read