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I don't know what the situation in the UK is, but it is probably safe to say that, while possibly legally in the right, such a publication is risky in most juri
by sentenza 13y ago
I don't know what the situation in the UK is, but it is probably safe to say that, while possibly legally in the right, such a publication is risky in most jurisdictions.
Personally, what I'd do in such a situation is to contact a well-renowned hacker organization with experience in these matters (as for instance the CCC here in Germany) and ask for their assistance.
Alternatively, a tech publishing company could also be the right choice, preferably one with a legal department and experience in these things. He mentions that you should buy the issue of "Computer Active" that contains this article, so he probably took this route.
- edent 13y agoIndeed, I worked with James Temperton - https://twitter.com/jtemperton https://twitter.com/jtemperton - an InfoSec journalist before publishing. I also gave the DoH ample opportunity to fix the sites or shut them down. I agree that there is a (minor) risk - but offset against hundreds of high profile sites being exploited, I think it's worthwhile.