How We Got Owned by a Few Teenagers (and Why It Will Never Happen Again)

Re:How We Got Owned by a Few Teenagers (and Why It Will Neve... by nbpoole on Wednesday March 23, 2011 @01:21AM (#2358150)

1. We don't treat them like adult criminals (necessarily), but we certainly treat them like criminals. Here are some examples (some harsher than others):

Bank robber, 13, could get 21 years in US jail (http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=CNG.cb17379375828ffc...)

Teen bank robber to be held for two years (http://www.morningjournal.com/articles/2011/02/18/news/doc4d...)

Boy, 15, Charged in Armed Bank Robbery in Lancaster (http://articles.latimes.com/2002/aug/09/local/me-bankrob9)

2. Why do you think banks aren't considered victims in cases of robbery? Because they could have done more to prevent the robbery from happening?

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Re:How We Got Owned by a Few Teenagers (and Why It Will Neve... by parfe on Wednesday March 23, 2011 @01:28AM (#2358176)

You're conflating armed robbery, a violent crime, with hacking a web site? That's the end of this thread.

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Re:How We Got Owned by a Few Teenagers (and Why It Will Neve... by jasonlotito on Wednesday March 23, 2011 @06:04AM (#2358765)

Dude, you started the metaphor with tour comment. Can't exactly blame someone for calling you out on it.

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Re:How We Got Owned by a Few Teenagers (and Why It Will Neve... by jammur on Wednesday March 23, 2011 @02:33AM (#2358331)

Banks are absolutely considered victims, but if the victim didn't do their due diligence with respect to keeping their vault secure, then they absolutely share in the blame.

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