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Internet Mob Descends Upon Facebook Page of Company That Snitched on Innocent Hacker. If you’re looking for a lesson in how not to respond to bug reports, look no further than Budapest, where the city’s public transit system is getting savaged on Facebook for snitching on a security researcher who discovered a flaw in its online ticketing site. Budapest’s public transit system, the Budapesti Közlekedési Központ (BKK), has been promising to roll out an e- ticketing system for years—but now the system is finally here, and its introduction has been a trainwreck. An 1. 8- year- old student discovered a basic security flaw in BKK’s e- ticketing site that let him modify the price of one ticket and purchase it at a much lower cost, Bleeping Computer reports. He switched his browser into developer mode—which you can do too with a quick right- click—and was able to alter the site’s source code. He reported the flaw within two minutes to BKK so it could be fixed, but BKK responded by reporting him to the police.
Since the man’s arrest, BKK’s Facebook page has been flooded with more than 4. Many of them are reposting a statement attributed to the young researcher, in which he says that he doesn’t live near Budapest and didn’t use the ticket he purchased, but simply reported the security issue to BKK within two minutes of discovering it. In a statement, BKK said that it was standard procedure to report breaches of its systems but regretted that the report had negatively impacted a young student who acted “in good faith.”White hat hackers can often get blowback from companies that aren’t used to dealing with them—some companies panic at the sight of a bug report.
It’s not unheard of for a company to report a white hat to the police, but that usually happens when the hacker has been much more intrusive. Calling the cops over such an obvious vulnerability seems overblown—enough so that 4. Facebook reviews over it.“It’s absurd, it makes me very upset actually,” said Adam Bacchus, chief bounty officer at the bug bounty company Hacker. One. “Some organizations, as soon as they see anyone attempting security testing, will pick up the phone and call the police.” But companies should be happy to hear from well- intentioned hackers reporting flaws, Bacchus says.
The vulnerabilities exist either way, and companies should want to find out about them before the bad guys do. Hacker. One will sometimes act as an intermediary and report vulnerabilities for hackers who want to stay anonymous.[Bleeping Computer].
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Mississipp PD killed innocent man shooting through door. Attorneys of the family of a Mississippi man who was shot dead by police after serving an arrest warrant at the wrong address say bullets were fired through a closed door. Watch Year Of The Comet Online Free HD here.
Officers in Southaven, on the outskirts of Memphis, were looking to arrest Samuel Pearman on a warrant for domestic violence on Sunday night. But the cops ended up killing Ismael Lopez, 4. Coco after apparently calling at the wrong house. Police say that Lopez cracked the door and flashed a gun on them but lawyers say they have photos which prove there is no way this is the case. Attorneys for the family of Ismael Lopez, 4. Lopez was killed on Sunday night.
Police were supposed to be raiding the house of Samuel Pearman who lives across the street. Police say Lopez's dog attacked them and he ignored orders to put down a gun when he (pictured) answered the door One photo shows bullets that went through the door (pictured), hit a back wall and went out the back of the house. The legal team believe the bullets came at an angle as police stood to the side of the door'You can track the trace of the bullets. Three bullets went into that door and the door was shut when those bullets went into the door. There is no way the door was cracked open and someone was there' family attorney Murray Wells told reporters (pictured, door)One photo shows bullets that went through the door, hit a back wall and went out the back of the house. The legal team believe the bullets came at an angle as police stood to the side of the door, reported WREG.
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Another shows the spot were Lopez's body was found, the only place in the home blood was found, according to lawyers.'You can track the trace of the bullets. Three bullets went into that door and the door was shut when those bullets went into the door,' family attorney Murray Wells told reporters.'That's what our investigative team has concluded, that it was direct line. There were three bullets. There is no way the door was cracked open and someone was there.'Court documents show that Pearman lived at 5.
Surrey Lane, which is the address listed on the warrant. But Lopez was shot dead in the doorway of 5. Surrey Lane, which is the house directly opposite. Pearman (pictured) was wanted over allegations he assaulted a woman earlier that night. He was arrested this week. De. Soto County Prosecutor John Champion said officers were executing a warrant when a pit bull dog charged at them, causing them to open fire.
Champion said the officers then saw a gun being pointed out of the house and started shouting 'drop your weapon'. When that did not happen multiple shots were fired at the doorway, fatally wounding Lopez, Champion claimed. He added that it was 'possible' the officers responded to the wrong address, and confirmed that Lopez's name was not the one listed on the warrant. Lopez's wife, who was not named, contested the police version of events - saying her husband was not holding a gun and did not even have time to open his front door before being shot. Relating her story through family friend Jordan Castillo, she said she was sitting with Lopez on the night he died when a commotion was heard outside. She said Lopez got up and she heard his footsteps walk to the front door and the doorknob turn, but 'it was just gunshots from there', the New York Post reports. Lopez, an auto mechanic who is originally from Mexico, had been a resident of the neighborhood for 1. His family have started a Go.
Fund. Me campaign so his body can be taken back to his home country and buried. Officers shot Lopez dead in the doorway of his home (left), saying he ignored orders to drop a gun. His wife claims he was unarmed. Court documents show police were actually supposed to be raiding the house opposite (right)De.
Soto County Prosecutor John Champion said it is 'possible' that police targeted the wrong house (pictured, Pearman's house on left and Lopez's house on right)The officer who fired the fatal shots has been placed on administrative leave while an investigation into the shooting is carried out. Pearman was due to be picked up by officers after allegedly assaulting a women in front of her four- year- old daughter at a gas station earlier that evening. The woman had asked Pearman to pay for her gas because she had forgotten her purse, at which point he started choking her and threatened to 'smash your face in', the police report says. Watch Air Bud: Golden Receiver Online Hollywoodreporter. He fled the scene as the woman called the cops, which led to officers being sent to his address later that night. Pearman remained at large following the shooting, but US Marshals took him into custody after finding him at a family member's home. His bond was set at $1. He appeared in court Thursday on domestic violence charges.
His next court date is August 1.