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Negligence is already illegal. Just locate a prosecutor.
by DANmode 1mo ago
Negligence is already illegal.
Just locate a prosecutor.
- DaSHacka 1mo agoI'll sleep so much better at night when the company that'll leak my Social Security Number on the internet due to hosting a backup of a database that's assessible publicly gets fined $0.30 per SSN leaked. Hell, the execs may even briefly mention it once in the bi-hourly meeting about tomorrow's meeting's meeting, chuckling before moving onto the next slide.
- DANmode 1mo agoSounds like you’re not going to sleep well at night regardless, choosing to stick around for more of that.
- megagpt5 1mo agoNegligence isn't a crime in itself. It is an explanation or cause for other crimes. And there is nothing illegal in the US about selling pictures of people's drivers licenses.
- DANmode 1mo ago> there is nothing illegal in the US about selling pictures of people's drivers licenses. 18 U.S.C. § 1028 makes certain transfers involving identification documents criminal. It specifically covers a driver's license or personal identification card and provides enhanced penalties for transferring such documents. 1028 expressly recognizes electronic transfer as satisfying its interstate-commerce requirement. What are you talking about?
- DANmode 1mo ago> Negligence isn't a crime in itself. It is an explanation or cause for other crimes. Correct, like being criminally negligent of a child, if you leak data through long-known vectors (for argument’s sake), one could argue you are criminally negligent in securing the private data. It doesn’t really go that way, often, now. It could, as more e.g. water treatment and energy providing facilities get pwnd.