full-disclosure - Impersonation attempt of MI7

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Message-Id: <N1-LNQMkanM8q@Safe-mail.net>
Date: Sun, 29 Nov 2009 06:08:28 -0500
From: full-disclosure@...e-mail.net
To: full-disclosure@...ts.grok.org.uk
Subject: Impersonation attempt of MI7

Under U.K and U.S law its illegal to impersonate an intelligence agency (MI7) and / or intelligence officer.

Looks like jdl at mac.hush.com has got himself into a bit of a mess while trying to mock-n3td3v.

I don't think the authorities care about you mocking "n3td3v" but when you signed your mock emails with his actual real life name and put "MI7" along with it you have entered into a grey area.

Formally you could be charged under U.K law with your emails, I doubt anyone is going to pursue the matter though but its worth noting you have actually broken the law.

It's likely you didn't realise MI7 was an actual intelligence agency but thats the risk you took in your mock-n3td3v emails.

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