[citation][nom]willard[/nom]It's called the FBI and Interpol. They've had some pretty big busts in the last year or so. The problem with vigilante justice in this area is the evidence is likely inadmissible. You might shut down the site, but none of the people involved get punished. They just set up shop somewhere else.[/citation]
That's why a hacker group would come in handy. They don't need to necessarily "punish" these people. All they need to do is expose all the personal information of every one who purchased/subscribed to the child porn services along with the owners of the sites. These information should be exposed to the public. I am not sure if it's possible from a technical perspective, but I know that those disgusting people would take a 2nd thought if they know their identities and interest in child porn could be exposed to their friends/family.
That's why a hacker group would come in handy. They don't need to necessarily "punish" these people. All they need to do is expose all the personal information of every one who purchased/subscribed to the child porn services along with the owners of the sites. These information should be exposed to the public. I am not sure if it's possible from a technical perspective, but I know that those disgusting people would take a 2nd thought if they know their identities and interest in child porn could be exposed to their friends/family.