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"we are willing to work with you and compensate you for identifying this vulnerability in the systems" I'm pretty sure they have already been compensated, to t
by bdcravens 5y ago
"we are willing to work with you and compensate you for identifying this vulnerability in the systems"
I'm pretty sure they have already been compensated, to the tune of $119M.
If they are serious they'll offer to sign an agreement indemnifying the hacker from prosecution, and still give them a substantial sum (at least $30M)
- sneak 5y agoThe victim of a crime doesn't decide if they get prosecuted or not, and cannot indemnify them from criminal liability (only civil), at least in the USA. There's no such thing as "pressing charges".