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reporting a web site breach
From: jason_jones98 () hotmail com
Date: 18 Oct 2008 01:48:23 -0000
Everyone (and Joe), Thank you hugely for your advice and experience in the feedback. I have come to the conclusion that as a security proffessional / pen-tester for the last @ years I still do not and will never understand the line that we can (and potentially will) cross outside of a sealed contract. When we access sites for personal use, surely (not just me) we look at everything going on and would like to advise if we see a major flaw? is it me or has the world gone mad? our initial nature is to protect..but, are the laws moving against the legitimate proffession (what they know) in such a way that it will turn us to look at the way we work? My way forward now: If I find a flaw that a malicious person could benefit from outside a contract --- ignore it and look after my career --- sad but true......... ------------------------------------------------------------------------ This list is sponsored by: Cenzic Security Trends Report from Cenzic Stay Ahead of the Hacker Curve! Get the latest Q2 2008 Trends Report now www.cenzic.com/landing/trends-report ------------------------------------------------------------------------
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- Re: reporting a web site breach, (continued)
- Re: reporting a web site breach David Glosser (Oct 17)
- Re: reporting a web site breach Email Cash (Oct 17)
- RE: reporting a web site breach Nick Vaernhoej (Oct 17)
- Re: reporting a web site breach acey deucey (Oct 16)
- Re: reporting a web site breach Chris Finley (Oct 20)
- Re: reporting a web site breach Dotzero (Oct 20)
- Re: reporting a web site breach David Glosser (Oct 20)
- Re: reporting a web site breach David Glosser (Oct 16)
- Re: reporting a web site breach Jamie Riden (Oct 16)
- Re: reporting a web site breach Jason (Oct 17)
- reporting a web site breach jason_jones98 (Oct 17)