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sopuli.xyz

"Haha very cool, so what's your home address?"

" (⁠・⁠o⁠・⁠) "

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Blubtonreply
feddit.nl

In naam van Oranje, doe open de poort

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feddit.de

I thinks it's more about getting a gesture of gratification. Most hackers would probably get sued instead 😅

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kbin.social

Probably not for informing people about vulnerabilities, especially if they don't publish it before talking to the government.

You really want to reward grey hats that tell you about security issues,

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hstdereply
feddit.de

Yes but sadly that's not what happens.

For example there was a security researcher that found out, the official api of some political party site here in Germany was leaking user data. Instead of thanking them an mitigating the issue, the researcher got sued and it was just dropped because of the public outcry.

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eestileibreply
sh.itjust.works

I mean, they have "------ian" in the name of the party, obviously they're knuckle draggers.

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lemmy.world

Well I haven’t hacked the Dutch government and I don’t have a shirt.

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lemmy.ml

This is hilarious but why would they make it in English?

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feddit.uk

That is such a boss t shirt. Hats off to you.

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