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" a perfectly reasonable way to distinguish " Well no, not really. After all, the blackhat isn't telling you that they're also busy selling your data to someo
by antimagic 12y ago
" a perfectly reasonable way to distinguish "
Well no, not really. After all, the blackhat isn't telling you that they're also busy selling your data to someone. And even if you are aware that the data is being sold, the blackhat can claim that it must be another intruder using the same flaw, and geez, you really should fix that!
- AnthonyMouse 12y agoIf the data "is being sold" then go arrest whoever is selling it. This is basic police work. Someone is making fraudulent credit card charges? Go nab the guy when he goes to pick up the merchandize, then turn him against whoever provided the credit card numbers (if it wasn't the same person). Doesn't that make a lot more sense than charging anyone who cuts across your lawn with grand theft just because someone engaged in grand theft might cut across your lawn?