, 2002-03-28
The Good Samaritan defence, invoked by hackers like Adrian Lamo, can too easily be distorted by those with less altruistic intentions.
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Beware the Kindness of Strangers: The Case Against Good Samaritan Hackers
2002-03-28
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2002-03-29
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so next time i mistype an url...
2002-03-29
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2002-03-29
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2002-04-01
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2002-04-01
William W. Bishop
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The question is simple, but the answer may be complicated, and becoming more so.
2002-04-01
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The first four letters of analogy. . . .
2002-04-01
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2002-04-14
gil@ateliermobile.de
gil@ateliermobile.de

The article is faulted.
good samaritan...
if you are a paramedic and you know how to help someone,
you are actually obliged by the law to help them!
yes, annoying.
so, now you're a security person... and you come across a
site (different from going to LOOK for a site) and you
notice a security problem. are you obliged to help them,
even though helping them is illegal? how can you be
obliged by the law to help by doing something that is illegal.
whatever.
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