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No one paying you $2.5 million for exclusive access to an exploit is planning to do anything even remotely "legitimate". On a good day, you might be selling to
by doe_eyes 2y ago
No one paying you $2.5 million for exclusive access to an exploit is planning to do anything even remotely "legitimate".
On a good day, you might be selling to the CIA and helping catch bin Laden. On a bad day, you're selling to the Saudis and getting a journalist killed. I bet that "mainly" is doing a lot of heavy lifting in that sentence - plus, "Europe" includes Albania, Belarus, portions of Turkey, and more.
- teractiveodular 2y ago"Legitimate" in the limited sense that you can invoice them for cybersecurity consulting, they'll pay you in fiat, and you can report this income to the tax office.
- hobo_in_library 2y agoOn a worse day, you're selling to Israel and getting a 6 year old girl's jaw blown off
- tedivm 2y agoI meant legitimate in the sense that you won't go to jail, and you'll get an I9 for your taxes. I did not mean it as ethical, and I definitely agree with what you're saying there.