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Companies that penetrate networks uninvited looking for vulnerabilities to create blog content should be prosecuted IMHO. This piece in particular sounds like
by darefalcon 2y ago
Companies that penetrate networks uninvited looking for vulnerabilities to create blog content should be prosecuted IMHO. This piece in particular sounds like a hit piece thinly vailed as a vulnerability disclosure.
“We thanked them for their co-operation”. Sounds kinda like extortion.
- ppbjj 2y agoAre you serious?
- _dain_ 2y agoway to shoot the messenger.
- dumpsterdiver 2y ago> Companies that penetrate networks uninvited looking for vulnerabilities to create blog content should be prosecuted IMHO. Your comment could be rephrased as, "Companies who carelessly collect and store sensitive user data insecurely should not be closely scrutinized, and should be left alone to continue exposing innocent user data to malicious cyber criminals." Looks a lot different when you look at it from that angle, right?
- rvnx 2y agoIt's a crime, anything who tries to hack a large company without being invited would get seriously prosecuted, but as the law practice says "If you have billions of USD, laws don't apply to you anymore".