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Governments that might support lone wolf, non state sponsored hacking

I would think the Russian government would not care if their citizens hacked western/Nato targets. I do think western countries would care and prosecute people who hacked Russian targets. I don't think the western countries are all there on their pride of cyber fighting if it's not state sponsored. Would like your insights.
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But why try to be known only to become a government peon because that's exactly what would happen for life.
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(May 26, 2022 08:47 PM)SoulHarvester Wrote:  But why try to be known only to become a government peon because that's exactly what would happen for life.

just curious about international laws. curious about drawing the line with blackhat hacking. Anybody know if penetrating China or Iran is possible? I might get something with google but this is better.
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(May 26, 2022 08:56 PM)عيسئ Wrote:  just curious about international laws. curious about drawing the line with blackhat hacking. Anybody know if penetrating China or Iran is possible? I might get something with google but this is better.

I would go for a top company like google for a normal job before being known as a hacker I just know that much.
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I’ve been so down. In life government has been fucking us
Does everybody agree that if your American hacking Russian targets and caught, you would be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law? Just in case some American ethical hackers want to unleash their wild side.
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