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Re: ACM.ORG data leak still there 4 days after announcing to CEO John White


From: "James W. Lytle" <jlytle () uhcenter com>
Date: Mon, 22 Feb 2010 16:14:57 -0600

Were you contracted by them to conduct a penetration test?  If not, legal or no, it is an ethical violation.  I'm not a 
lawyer, but I have asked questions of lawyers and law enforcement pertaining to similar situations and the answer is 
that it is considered trespassing/breaking and entering and unethical unless there is a binding contract which you are 
fulfilling for a client.

Thanks!

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Subject: Re: [Full-disclosure] ACM.ORG data leak still there 4 days after
announcing to CEO John White

After raising pressure a little bit (also by writing to this list) ACM
has finally reacted and asked where the problem is.

I told them the details so I guess they will finally be able to fix it.

My opinion is still that I did never try to conceal anything, I gave
them my real contact information and even sent the mail from the same ip
I accessed their site etc., so this should not be illegal.

But of course Benji is right in some way because you can always sue
anybody for anything  - the question is just who will win the trial.

In this case I really don't think it would be worth trying to sue me...

But I think its an important discussion & I look forward to more feedback.

TH





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