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According to Watt, he was convicted for fixing compiler flags for a general purpose tcpdump-esque sniffer program because the TJ Maxx fraudsters (Albert Gonzale
by sarciszewski 12y ago
According to Watt, he was convicted for fixing compiler flags for a general purpose tcpdump-esque sniffer program because the TJ Maxx fraudsters (Albert Gonzalez, et al.) were too incompetent to figure it out themselves. This is the sort of innocuous request you might get from someone on a forum "because you look like you know C."
http://infiltratecon.com/watt.html http://infiltratecon.com/watt.html
- tptacek 12y agoIn this case, it wasn't some person on a forum asking him just because he knew C.
- sarciszewski 12y agoTrue, but that's the sort of situation the rest of us might find ourselves in if we're not careful. I was alluding more to a sort of "lesson to be learned" from his story than the granular facts of it.