> This part is puzzling to me. I think that at that point they had proved themselves capable enough to ask Microsoft to straight up hire/contract them, and not

> This part is puzzling to me. I think that at that point they had proved themselves capable enough to ask Microsoft to straight up hire/contract them, and not just for a resume quote. Establishing this kind of relationship with Microsoft could have also prevented the seizure. The marketplace issue is somewhat common knowledge amongst people deeply involved in the Xbox scene. The issue here, to me, is that the "fellow hacker" reported something that he himself didn't discover relating to content security. DaE is also a psychopath, and shouldn't be hired by Microsoft.