Nov. 14, 2022, 10:46 p.m. | /u/LickMyCockGoAway

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Hey there, student of cybersecurity making a suspicious post for genuine educational knowledge.

I’m curious what it actually takes for one to get caught and convicted for a cybercrime. The attitudes that have been echoed to me by cybersecurity professionals from corporations is that companies don’t typically care about tracking down an intruder as much as they do kicking them out and making them unable to get back in.

So many cybercrimes are committed by people in countries that would …

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