AT&T/iPad Hacker Arrested on Drug Charges

[JMcEntegart]

One of the members of Goatse Security has been arrested on drug charges and is currently in Washington County Detention Center in Fayetteville, Arkansas.

AT&T/iPad Hacker Arrested on Drug Charges : Read more

 

[obiown77]

MmHmm, I bet they saw a roach on the computer desk.

 

[dameon51]

[citation][nom]otacon72[/nom]"Goatse Security was furious at the slight against them and retorted with a blog post that said they had disclosed the vulnerability because they wanted it to be fixed before the wrong people decided to take advantage of AT&T's poor security."Then do don't do this..."Goatse Security disclosed the vulnerability to third parties.."How stupid are these people? They think they did nothing wrong? You don't tell other people about at the same time you tell AT&T....hello common sense.[/citation]

I thought they only disclosed the vulnerability to a single journalist to make people aware of AT&T's terrible system.

 

[unrealpinky]

anyone that follows his blog will not be surprised by this news.

 

[notty22]

Yeah taking a peak at White House/military email is going to end well for ya........

 

[akula2]

Throw these A-holes into the prison. Period.

 

[rstran]

yes, let's go find drugs, to make him look bad. That was all you could do, FBI? How sad.

 

[Regulas]

"declined to comment on the reason for the warrant" That is because they will make up the warrant after the fact like they do whenever they feel they want you but don't have any evidence. Gasp, yes our legal system is almost as corrupt as out political hacks in DC.
He does look like he has lived in his moms basement.

 

[vic20]

Considering the penalties for drugs and even murder are usually leaner than computer crimes he's probably better off. I know I would rather be caught with dope than say 200 movies on a computer or defacing a government webpage.
Pretty sad when you think about it, but true.

 

[sliem]

Next time, get smarter.

 

[bison88]

Given our legal system he's probably going to get 25 to life for the drugs, not including the AT&T hack charge that will surely come soon enough, while child rapists will get out in 5.

 

[zoemayne]

well stupid move them disclosing the vulnerability to other people before at&t fixed it and saying we dont know how many ppl could of taken an advantage of the vulnerability deserves imprisonment.

 

[seriousazn]

"Quick let's sprinkle some crack on his body and leave!" ~says the FBI agent who accidentally shot down a man in his own house...

 

[stingstang]

I've seen coke heads before, and he's not of their kind. Also, no one in their right OR wrong mind will have ALL those drugs on them at the same time. 100% planted.

 

[geminireaper]

yeah they wont disclose the reason for the warrant because they didnt have a warrant to search for drugs. They happened to find them..so unless they edit the warrant none of the finds are admissable. GG FBI

 

[christop]

He looks more like a pot smoker to me..

 

[pinkfloydminnesota]

It looks to a lot of tax payers that the FBI is punishing someone because they embarassed AT&T, and that his arrest occurred for no other reason.

 

[Guest]

Well, you'd have to be on some sort of drugs to bend over and spread your %&Q@( cheeks like that, right?

 

[martin0642]

[citation][nom]notty22[/nom]Yeah taking a peak at White House/military email is going to end well for ya........[/citation]

It is a illegal to use a personal device for official/classified use.

 

[christopherknapp]

I can't stand the law.