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Responsible Disclosure and Making Amends
46:48 - 54:02 (07:14)
The speaker discusses his experience with responsible disclosure and how he made amends for his previous hacking offenses by reporting vulnerabilities and compensating the victims of his past crimes with money he was offered.
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The speaker reflects on their experience of being incarcerated for seven to ten days in the UK and how it changed their perspective on re-offending.
46:48 - 48:51 (02:03)
Summary
The speaker reflects on their experience of being incarcerated for seven to ten days in the UK and how it changed their perspective on re-offending. They explain that they did not want to go back to jail after realizing they were not built for it.
ChapterResponsible Disclosure and Making Amends
Episode117: Daniel the Paladin
PodcastDarknet Diaries
After spending a week in prison, the speaker realized that he never wants to be in that position again.
48:51 - 51:04 (02:12)
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After spending a week in prison, the speaker realized that he never wants to be in that position again. He had to follow strict bail conditions for months and found it easier to avoid computers altogether rather than risk another arrest.
ChapterResponsible Disclosure and Making Amends
Episode117: Daniel the Paladin
PodcastDarknet Diaries
The interviewee talks about how he finds vulnerabilities in open-source projects, how he notifies the vendors and gets permission to use proof of concept to win an award, and how companies, sometimes upon notification of their vulnerabilities, offer him money, which he then uses to compensate victims of his offending.
51:04 - 54:02 (02:58)
Summary
The interviewee talks about how he finds vulnerabilities in open-source projects, how he notifies the vendors and gets permission to use proof of concept to win an award, and how companies, sometimes upon notification of their vulnerabilities, offer him money, which he then uses to compensate victims of his offending. He also talks about how these actions help him in getting a lesser prison sentence.