Would you rather: 1) Have your vulnerable systems taken offline w/o warning by whitehat (with note on how to patch) 2) Get crypto-ransom
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Fully understand but nothing is stopping that company from going after you for "loss of income" even though you helping them
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True, or you get arrested for breaking computers security laws. I am asking what would have a better outcome for the target.
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But you don't have to go this far to get the lawyer treatment; simply warning the public about security issue in can do that.
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1) A guy in South Africa last year had to go to court to defend himself after he found a security hole and reported it to
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2) the company. The company decided to sue him for breach even though the hole was leaking PII so yeah its a tough one.
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