Search: Home Bugtraq Vulnerabilities Mailing Lists Jobs Tools Vista
Breach case could curtail Web flaw finders
Robert Lemos, SecurityFocus 2006-04-26

Security researchers and legal experts have voiced concern this week over the prosecution of an information-technology professional for computer intrusion after he allegedly breached a university's online application system while researching a flaw without the school's permission.

Comments Mode:
FreeMcCarty.com 2006-04-26
Anonymous (2 replies)
Re: FreeMcCarty.com 2006-04-27
carl
Re: FreeMcCarty.com 2006-04-28
Bilz
In other words don't steal data? 2006-04-27
Anonymous (1 replies)
Imagine a world... 2006-04-27
jvf (1 replies)
Re: Imagine a world... 2006-09-26
Dve
as expected... 2006-04-27
infamous41md (2 replies)
Re: as expected... 2006-04-27
BXLE
Re: as expected... 2006-04-28
Anonymous
appearance today 2006-04-29
mv
He Should be Prosecuted 2006-05-01
Anonymous (2 replies)
Re: He Should be Prosecuted 2006-05-01
Anonymous
Re: He Should be Prosecuted 2006-05-23
Anonymous
Breach case could curtail Web flaw finders 2006-05-18
Spider Jerusalem
Turn it around on these imbecilic "administrators" who are suing a man they should be getting down on their knees and thanking not to mention paying.

250k records found to be accessible? The personal information and privacy of these users at risk due to incompetence or negligence? They're now wasting time and money prosecuting this man instead of fixing their broken crap?

Two words: Class action. I hope there's a lawyer who can slap on a pair and step up to this BS.

[ reply ]

Link to this comment: http://www.securityfocus.com/comments/articles/11389/33817#33817







 

Privacy Statement
Copyright 2008, SecurityFocus