verolom
join:2002-03-23
Eagleville, PA
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| reply to Snickerdo
Re: Should be a capital crime.
Uhm, I don't believe I said that. I simply stated that the US has an influence over the affairs of other countries (by force or more often not) when defending its interests (laws).
Besides, maybe you should read more comments if you found this one arrogant  |
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Snickerdo
Premium
join:2001-02-28
Niagara Falls, ON
| reply to verolom
said by verolom  :Besides the US still has a lot of weight in countries breaking its laws. Bulgaria, for example, and most of its people have aspirations to join the civilised world and given the opportunity, would even police themselves to make that happen. Wow, that is one of the most arrogant comments I've ever read. Guess what? Team America is NOT the World Police.
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verolom
join:2002-03-23
Eagleville, PA
·Comcast
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Hey, Bulgarians have to eat too, you know Besides the US still has a lot of weight in countries breaking its laws. Bulgaria, for example, and most of its people have aspirations to join the civilised world and given the opportunity, would even police themselves to make that happen.
This creative, although evil and malicious attack once again justifies having around a few reliable backup copies of your data. |
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Aleck79
join:2003-07-23
College Station, TX
| reply to MrBentor
nahh, just put them behind bars and spread rumors that the prisoner is a child molester. Even prisoners have some moral standards, he wouldn't last a day, literally.
And that way, hey, the government didn't do it |
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nixen
Rockin' the Boxen
Premium
join:2002-10-04
Alexandria, VA
·Cox HSI
 ·Speakeasy
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said by MrBentor :That is why we need to put those people who write those sorts or malicious programs put to sleep, if you know what I mean. And/Or solitary confinement until the release all the codes necessary decrypt the all files they encrypted, even if that means the rest of their life. And having such a law in the US would help you how if the ransomer is in Bulgaria?
-tom
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DVOOR8
join:2001-12-24
USA
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| reply to youngo
said by youngo :i wonder if dmca protects ransomware. try decrypt your own ransom encrypted files and get sued?! Dont laugh, they will pay off some more politicians and have that law drafted by lunchtime, along with a 99 year prison term if you try and clan the trojan off your PC. |
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youngo
join:2001-07-03 | reply to MrBentor
i wonder if dmca protects ransomware. try decrypt your own ransom encrypted files and get sued?! |
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MrBentor
join:2003-02-18
Seattle, WA | reply to MrBentor
It's time to send cousin Guido. |
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MrBentor
join:2003-02-18
Seattle, WA
·Comcast
2 edits | reply to wifi4milez
That is why we need to put those people who write those sorts or malicious programs put to sleep, if you know what I mean. And/Or solitary confinement until the release all the codes necessary decrypt the all files they encrypted, even if that means the rest of their life. |
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