>In Germany you would get minimum 3 years in jail for this, people got in front of court for way way way way less.
Great way to make sure researchers don't notify the victim of vulnerabilities, but rather stay quiet or sell it.
You'll note they never tried to change anything but their own equipment; doing otherwise would have been immoral and, yes, likely illegal. Without testing you have no idea whether or not you're actually looking at something that needs to be reported.
Great way to make sure researchers don't notify the victim of vulnerabilities, but rather stay quiet or sell it.
You'll note they never tried to change anything but their own equipment; doing otherwise would have been immoral and, yes, likely illegal. Without testing you have no idea whether or not you're actually looking at something that needs to be reported.