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From: Robin Wood [mailto:dninja@gmail.com]
Sent: Friday, June 02, 2006 4:51 AM
To: pen-test@securityfocus.com
Subject: what to do it illegal activity found during pen-test
Hi
I was wondering the other day, what should I do if during a
pen test I found some illegal activity (internal, not from
hackers) on the network being tested. My initial thought was
report it to the police and let them sort it out but then
thought I suppose that depends on the activity taking place.
One one hand you could find a ftp site with a couple of
movies on, the other you could find a website full of child
porn. The first may just need a mention to the company IT
staff, the second would definitely warrant police attention.
Depends on jurisdiction.
In US:
Only one thing you have to report to police AND CANNOT TELL THE CLIENT:
You find child porn (don't be dumb and copy it for proof!)
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