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Group: Anti-hacking laws can hobble Net security
Robert Lemos, SecurityFocus 2007-06-15

Jeremiah Grossman has long stopped looking for vulnerabilities in specific Web sites, and even if he suspects a site to have a critical flaw that could be compromised by an attacker, he's decided to keep quiet.

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Group: Anti-hacking laws can hobble Net security 2007-06-17
Ari Takanen (2 replies)
Hacking into any live system, especially if that attack goes through other third party networks, is and should be illegal, whether it is done for profit or non-profit research. Publicity and profit should not be the motivation to go and do "research" on a widely used web-site. If your motivation is something truly "samaritan" then go and ask the web-site developers and I am sure they will grant you permission to hack their site and even set up a place where you can do that without disturbing the other visitors.

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Group: Anti-hacking laws can hobble Net security 2007-08-22
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