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"I was amused by the entrapment bit... you've got to be a dope to fall for that." Or you can be poor or indebted or having some weakness they know how to explo
by spodek 14y ago
"I was amused by the entrapment bit... you've got to be a dope to fall for that."
Or you can be poor or indebted or having some weakness they know how to exploit.
Everyone has buttons someone can push, especially if they have access to your online data.
- MichaelGG 14y agoIf someone emails you on an identifiable account, asking you to commit a felony, you should always say no, regardless of financial state. If you're going to do illegal stuff for a living, you should, at a minimum, have another identity. It is funny how many people will email you though. I wrote a tiny, babycakes cracking tutorial, just to demonstrate how reversing most "protection" that average devs do is pretty easy. Even years later, I get emails from people begging me to crack stuff for them. I always tell them off. But sometimes they're persistent and come up with stories as to why they really need help and here's the DLL.
- adolph 14y agoEven the most intelligent and informed citizen (including lawyers and judges, for that matter) cannot predict with any reasonable assurance whether a wide range of seemingly ordinary activities might be regarded by federal prosecutors as felonies. http://www.harveysilverglate.com/Books/ThreeFeloniesaDay.aspx http://www.harveysilverglate.com/Books/ThreeFeloniesaDay.asp...