full-disclosure - SPAM, credit card numbers, what would you do?

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Message-ID: <200310141843.h9EIhg601102@storage.mshome.net>
From: gui at goddessmoon.org (Poof)
Subject: SPAM, credit card numbers, what would you do?

> Yes, I
> know it was a via clickable link and the site was ridiculously
> unsecured, but that probably wouldn't make a difference to a court.

You know... That's the big thing about reporting anymore... If you do...
You're assumed just as guilty. And they -WILL- go after you for reporting it
if they can't get the original person!

It's sad... Look at some of the reports on some 'hacker' being arrested for
pointing out a problem in some companies network. (WiFi maybe?)

Sorry, it just gets old for me. Not safe to try to be the 'nice guy'
anymore.