How the FBI tracked down the Twitter hackers
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Re: How the FBI tracked down the Twitter hackers
#2Very alienating how they disclose names even before their guilt is proven in court.
Also, I read they're considered adults because the crime was so serious. Come on. Just send the BTC back and that's it. This shit is a proof-of-concept and we should be thankful nobody started world war 3 on Twitter.
There's zero harm, just improved security at Twitter.
Re: How the FBI tracked down the Twitter hackers
#3Very alienating how they disclose names even before their guilt is proven in court. Also, I read they're considered adults because the crime was so serious. Come on. Just send the BTC back and that's it. This shit is a proof-of-concept and we should be thankful nobody started world war 3 on Twitter. There's zero harm, just improved security at Twitter.
Send back the BTC with interest or no?
Re: How the FBI tracked down the Twitter hackers
#4Those kids should get a prestigious cybersecurity job instead of going to jail. They didn't harm anybody even though they had the power to do that.
Re: How the FBI tracked down the Twitter hackers
#5Those kids should get a prestigious cybersecurity job instead of going to jail. They didn't harm anybody even though they had the power to do that.
Didn't they defraud people around the world of over $100,000? That seems like harm to me
Re: How the FBI tracked down the Twitter hackers
#6Those kids should get a prestigious cybersecurity job instead of going to jail. They didn't harm anybody even though they had the power to do that.
Didn't two of them just pay the third to give them access and helped "market" his services? I don't see why that should land them anything.
Re: How the FBI tracked down the Twitter hackers
#7Very alienating how they disclose names even before their guilt is proven in court. Also, I read they're considered adults because the crime was so serious. Come on. Just send the BTC back and that's it. This shit is a proof-of-concept and we should be thankful nobody started world war 3 on Twitter. There's zero harm, just improved security at Twitter.
Send back the BTC with interest or no?
Twitter should cover that as a bug bounty.
Re: How the FBI tracked down the Twitter hackers
#8Those kids should get a prestigious cybersecurity job instead of going to jail. They didn't harm anybody even though they had the power to do that.
Didn't they defraud people around the world of over $100,000? That seems like harm to me
They could just pay back the exact amount, and that's it.
Re: How the FBI tracked down the Twitter hackers
#9Those kids should get a prestigious cybersecurity job instead of going to jail. They didn't harm anybody even though they had the power to do that.
Considering they were using Coinbase, with linked email addresses and drivers licenses, I'm going to say they should rather be banned from any role involving opsec.