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Re:“Involuntary porn” site tests the boundaries of legal ext... by larrys on Tuesday November 13, 2012 @10:33AM (#4778465)
"Running a fake independent takedown service"

Notice how we are all (me included) willing to jump to a conclusion knowing only what we read in an article.

As I like to say there is a reason trials take a long time. Details matter and we don't have all the details. That said it looks pretty clear cut to me based on the facts presented as well!

Re:“Involuntary porn” site tests the boundaries of legal ext... by tptacek on Tuesday November 13, 2012 @10:34AM (#4778474)
No. In my case, I jumped to this conclusion after reading about this on Mark Randazza's and Ken White's respective blogs for more than a week. There are lots of details and bits of evidence that the Ars story has left out.

There's always a veil of uncertainty over these kinds of stories, but let's just say that in this case, the veil is especially thin.

Re:“Involuntary porn” site tests the boundaries of legal ext... by Evbn on Tuesday November 13, 2012 @11:10AM (#4778689)
And for a small fee I know a lawyer who can make the veil thicker...
Re:“Involuntary porn” site tests the boundaries of legal ext... by tptacek on Tuesday November 13, 2012 @12:00PM (#4778990)
Could have. Little late for that now.