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Duty of care dilemma when reporting Web vulnerabilities to both Stakeholders and Web Service owner
Is it “wrong” to copy a photo from an article (with photographers name and link to article) on the web and tweet it?Which country's laws apply to buying/selling illegal items? Buyer, seller or owner of the service?Actionability of web site terms of serviceWhen is making and selling “snake oil” illegal?Child Custody : Cases supporting Father as primary care giver or shared care and controlHow do I file a certificate of service when making a money claim online?Does a parent have any heightened duty of care to a grown child?Which country's law applies when scraping / crawling web pages?Does my employer have to pay redundancy when my contract takes me over two years service?Removing negligent care clause from service agreement
Ok I am going to ask this question with an Analogy.
A Locksmith is walking in street and comes across a door. The door seems to be well secured to a normal user and is actually a door to safe deposit vault/ stock exchange etc etc. The locksmith notices something unusual the Locksmith has a account (but no safe deposit) himself in the bank. Concerned the locksmith waits and see unusual activity like people who don't look like bank employees loitering around the door. He also observes that the security is so bad that it might be deliberate ignorance.
Also the Locksmith is a convicted (Ex CatBurglar) so him observing and reporting this can give wrong signal to authorities.
Another analogy to this is an ex/reformed "Some Amateur Troll" observed "Some Country X Trolls" on a "Big Network" but can't point fingers and also cannot approach both cause he legally cannot prove "X Trolls" activity benefits/collusion/ignorance "Big Network".
How does he inform stakeholders legally?
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Ok I am going to ask this question with an Analogy.
A Locksmith is walking in street and comes across a door. The door seems to be well secured to a normal user and is actually a door to safe deposit vault/ stock exchange etc etc. The locksmith notices something unusual the Locksmith has a account (but no safe deposit) himself in the bank. Concerned the locksmith waits and see unusual activity like people who don't look like bank employees loitering around the door. He also observes that the security is so bad that it might be deliberate ignorance.
Also the Locksmith is a convicted (Ex CatBurglar) so him observing and reporting this can give wrong signal to authorities.
Another analogy to this is an ex/reformed "Some Amateur Troll" observed "Some Country X Trolls" on a "Big Network" but can't point fingers and also cannot approach both cause he legally cannot prove "X Trolls" activity benefits/collusion/ignorance "Big Network".
How does he inform stakeholders legally?
united-kingdom internet civil-law ethical-hacking
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So basically you noticed someone trying to hack a large network?
– Putvi
13 mins ago
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Ok I am going to ask this question with an Analogy.
A Locksmith is walking in street and comes across a door. The door seems to be well secured to a normal user and is actually a door to safe deposit vault/ stock exchange etc etc. The locksmith notices something unusual the Locksmith has a account (but no safe deposit) himself in the bank. Concerned the locksmith waits and see unusual activity like people who don't look like bank employees loitering around the door. He also observes that the security is so bad that it might be deliberate ignorance.
Also the Locksmith is a convicted (Ex CatBurglar) so him observing and reporting this can give wrong signal to authorities.
Another analogy to this is an ex/reformed "Some Amateur Troll" observed "Some Country X Trolls" on a "Big Network" but can't point fingers and also cannot approach both cause he legally cannot prove "X Trolls" activity benefits/collusion/ignorance "Big Network".
How does he inform stakeholders legally?
united-kingdom internet civil-law ethical-hacking
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Ok I am going to ask this question with an Analogy.
A Locksmith is walking in street and comes across a door. The door seems to be well secured to a normal user and is actually a door to safe deposit vault/ stock exchange etc etc. The locksmith notices something unusual the Locksmith has a account (but no safe deposit) himself in the bank. Concerned the locksmith waits and see unusual activity like people who don't look like bank employees loitering around the door. He also observes that the security is so bad that it might be deliberate ignorance.
Also the Locksmith is a convicted (Ex CatBurglar) so him observing and reporting this can give wrong signal to authorities.
Another analogy to this is an ex/reformed "Some Amateur Troll" observed "Some Country X Trolls" on a "Big Network" but can't point fingers and also cannot approach both cause he legally cannot prove "X Trolls" activity benefits/collusion/ignorance "Big Network".
How does he inform stakeholders legally?
united-kingdom internet civil-law ethical-hacking
united-kingdom internet civil-law ethical-hacking
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So basically you noticed someone trying to hack a large network?
– Putvi
13 mins ago
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So basically you noticed someone trying to hack a large network?
– Putvi
13 mins ago
So basically you noticed someone trying to hack a large network?
– Putvi
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So basically you noticed someone trying to hack a large network?
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