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Panel Debates Hacker Amnesty
Kevin Poulsen, SecurityFocus 2002-03-25

Should hack-and-tell intruders who warn companies about security holes do time with hardened criminals? Security experts probe the ethics of hacking.

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To the armchair sec analysts
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NYT Should Prosecute... 2002-03-29
Brian Powell (1 replies)
NYT Should Prosecute... 2002-04-01
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Damn the man! 2002-04-01
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What else did he get in to? 2002-04-01
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John in Virginia
Plain and simple, Hackers and Crackers are breaking and entering. Let's say that I break into you house and get caught, it is NOT defensible to say, "I was just showing you your flaws in home security. I jimmied your window with ease, looked around your house, and as a favor, wrote on your wall that I was there in washable ink."

BUT, you can do the exact same thing in "virtual world" and "get away" with it. We need to prosecute hackers and crackers just as we would those who physically break and enter our homes and places of business.

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I agree completely 2002-04-02
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