Blackmailing Dot Coms
from the not-the-best-bug-fixing-system dept
I generally give people the benefit of the doubt on how smart they might be, but sometimes you just have to wonder. The lastest is a student who tried to blackmail an eBook company after he figured out a way to break their protection scheme. Instead of telling them how to stop it, he said he wanted money, free downloads, a car, and a few other small things in exchange for not telling the world. Of course, he then told them how to contact him, leading to his prompt arrest.
Comments on “Blackmailing Dot Coms”
Holy Crap...........doh.
Dang man, blackmailing is wayyyy wrong. This dude…was smart, but not that smart. Why did he even attempt? Sorta cool. What proof did they have that he was blackmailing anyway? -Mr.White