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Well it could be this person that is professional and does not sell all your data to North Korean ransomware gangs - or it could be the one that does. Which on
by crngefest 2y ago
Well it could be this person that is professional and does not sell all your data to North Korean ransomware gangs - or it could be the one that does.
Which one do you prefer?
- Lvl999Noob 2y agoI (we) would obviously prefer the professional person who is doing good for society. The problem is, this behaviour isn't good for them. I am not an expert or anything but from what I know, pentesting without explicit prior permissions can easily lead to huge lawsuits. I would rather that the careless people get their cars stolen than the good people all lose heart completely.
- crngefest 2y agoSure there is no perfect solution here. I guess it’s a good idea to only pentest companies that do have a bug bounty program and an expressed interest in you pentesting. While I enjoyed the article that GP referenced and agreed with most thing I thought the “hacking bad” take was a bit off.
- fermisea 2y agoOne thing is true about what you said: you're definitely not an expert.