if you create some malware and put it on github, can you be sued/arrested?
Malware dev
Jackson Allen
Jayden Hernandez
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Jeremiah Sanchez
Yes. But it depends on the country and type of malware. Germany doesn't allow security tools unless that's your job, US doesn't allow reversing and can extradite you from pretty much anywhere.
Actually, you can sue anyone for anything. You can sue me for this post. It would be a win for me since there's nothing here but only after we both sunk a lot of cash on lawyers.
Sebastian Martinez
Maybe. In practice, nobody will care. Upload it with tor browser, then you're safe enough.
Justin Diaz
Just don't get caught, ya dummy.
Tyler Davis
The thing is they just arrested some IT security guy because he apparently contributed to some botnet program years ago which is now available on githerp
Jaxon Evans
use a fake identity then hacker genius
Thomas Roberts
what kind of faggotry is this
Benjamin Martinez
Welcome to current day occupied Germany! Enjoy your stay!
Noah Johnson
No
But if you upset the right guys (ie release an undisclosed Cisco vulnerability or something), yes.
Joseph Baker
You can't be that cucked
Got a source?
Ayden Lewis
GERMAN LAW.
William Phillips
Depends, if you say you are a researcher then you're most likely safe. It's basically the same as being a journalist and then set up a site to distribute cp; if you say it was done with the intent of reporting about the underworld of child exploitation then it's totally ok
Aiden Smith
theregister.co.uk
In practice of course they don't punish everyone who downloads nmap. But if they don't like you for any reason they can.
Robert Brooks
fucking lmao that's really sad
save us
Ryder Nguyen
literally fake news
amazing display of journalism
i believe you though
Ryan Myers
found the actual law: dejure.org
the article is actually correct
Christopher Stewart
Germany will never recover from being a cuckstate
Logan Cook
I'm willign to bet Africa doesn't have any laws regarding cyber security and whatnot, take a trip there and avoid the groid
Levi Cox
This.
North Africa has decent Internet connections and isn't cucked by American CIA niggers.
Luis King
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Matthew Ramirez
I didn't read the article but ยง202c says that it's illegal to use such tools to prepare for breaching security systems of third parties to commit a crime
now I have doubts that the current German court system would use this paragraph to make away with someone innocent if he's guilty of wrongthink or similar but that law itself is fine
Evan Young
1) create patsy github project for whatever is going to be the vector of your aids, like an app for identifying your gender amongst over 9000 genders using a questionnaire and tracks gender fluidity.
2) make a few useful and harmless commits, developing the core functionality of your vector
3) inject a bug
4) blog about how X is hard to fix need help
5) under a different account, and 7 proxies, create the malicious code that will ride your vector. Obfuscate and make pull request to the project with "there I fixed it"
6) pretend to be retarded under your patsy account and merge commit
7) immediately "take a break" from dev, saying that you'll continue the project later so that it looks like any unadressed bugs or malware reports just haven't been seen
8) get arrested because literally all your packets you send are recorded by the great spyware in the cloud and traceable back to you anyways.
Mason Cooper
read how this shit is actually defined
>dejure.org
>dejure.org
you aren't allowed to look at data that isn't meant for you and which is in some way secured against unauthorized access. this applies to basically everything.
it isn't. under german law you could be imprisoned for looking at memory dumps of your own computer.
Owen Richardson
son, they'll ban you for posting a list of advertisers email addresses because misogyny.
I imagine malware is fine as long as you use nonbinary pronouns
Parker Young
No. Its not illegal to make malware, or even sell it. Just illegal to use it.
Isaac Nguyen
German shepherds sure have charged over the years...
Julian Lewis
soundless not even a webm
>>>/suicide/