Let's say that I discovered some code that is indeed a backdoor in whatever program I was using. If I rewrote that piece of code to where it was no longer any threat and re-released it to the public, is there a risk of repercussions from the government agencies that put it there in the first place?
HYPOTHETICAL SCENARIO:
Chase Fisher
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James Barnes
Hypothetical solution: don't get caught.
Ryan Nelson
I would like to lick her backdoor if you know what I mean.
Jacob Campbell
sauce?
Xavier Adams
Gabriel DropOut
Easton Ross
Das nasty
Levi Sanders
No, I don't know. Explain yourself.
Colton Morgan
Das rite, but das y its gut.
Hunter Campbell
>This video contains content from Current TV LLC, who has blocked it in your country on copyright grounds
I used to use Youtube Unblocker to get around this shit, but apparently it itself has a backdoor. I haven't been able to find a similarly useful replacement since.
Is there anything out there I can use which is as good as YTU?
Ryan Davis
>her
Owen Russell
She's taking a shit you fucking degenerate.
Brandon Myers
Yeah, it's called StopLivingInACuckCountry on addons.mozilla.org
Leo Brown
And...?
Christian Ramirez
are you german
Brandon Jones
panties :3
Zachary Turner
Stupid makiposter
Robert Ramirez
This is not Maki you idiot. This is Satania. Satania is a shit girl that always ruins the episode.
Sebastian Murphy
no.
Christopher Thomas
>dropping a deuce without taking your skirt off
Wtf do women do this? Nasty.
Carson Jones
>not pooping in hand and throwing it in toilet to avoid bacterial contact with the seat
Kevin Lewis
You most likely wouldn't because you don't even know that it was put in there by some agency in the first place, you only know that it is a backdoor.
Connor Green
>not pooping at home