CYBERCRIME
Posted: Tue Jan 20, 2015 6:07 pm
how do people get into this? start at main DOJ? need a tech background?
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True or False: Chris Helms character in Blackhat is RIPED FROM TEH HEADLINES of ur life?bjsesq wrote:I liked the all caps. Really drives the drama
I was a /b tard. That's about the extent of my cyber crime knowledge. Sec, getting scat pics.fats provolone wrote:bjs do you do CYBERCRIME. like ideally i want to abuse federal resources to drive those lizard squad dudes to suicide. pls advise
ok I'll keep you in mind as a consultantbjsesq wrote:I was a /b tard. That's about the extent of my cyber crime knowledge. Sec, getting scat pics.fats provolone wrote:bjs do you do CYBERCRIME. like ideally i want to abuse federal resources to drive those lizard squad dudes to suicide. pls advise
u are in luck harvard has a clinic and is looking for internsfats provolone wrote:i graduated cum laude bro pretty sure i can handle it
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The Cyberlaw Clinic provides high-quality, pro-bono legal services to individuals, start-ups, non-profit organizations, and government entities. Every summer, clinic interns contribute to a wide range of real-world projects related to the Internet and technology. Interns may help the Clinic team provide guidance on open access, digital copyright, and fair use issues; support advocacy efforts to protect online speech and anonymity; develop legal resources for citizen journalists and new media organizations; advise courts on innovative uses of technology to increase citizens’ access to justice; or draft reference documents and training materials for educators on children's privacy and online safety. Interns in the Cyberlaw Clinic can expect direct hands-on experience working with clients under the supervision of the Clinic's staff attorneys. More information about the Cyberlaw Clinic can be found at http://cyberlawclinic.berkman.harvard.edu.
awesome. do people go to doj from firms or mostly honors programWorker and Parasite wrote:Everyone I know who does this (TWO WHOLE PPL) did DoJ prior. One has programming experience so she can whisper "I'm in" when she hacks the mainframe
competitive divisions like cybercrimes hire almost exclusively via the honors program, from what i've heardfats provolone wrote:awesome. do people go to doj from firms or mostly honors programWorker and Parasite wrote:Everyone I know who does this (TWO WHOLE PPL) did DoJ prior. One has programming experience so she can whisper "I'm in" when she hacks the mainframe
lame. so i guess usao is the only wayBiglaw_Associate_V20 wrote:competitive divisions like cybercrimes hire almost exclusively via the honors program, from what i've heardfats provolone wrote:awesome. do people go to doj from firms or mostly honors programWorker and Parasite wrote:Everyone I know who does this (TWO WHOLE PPL) did DoJ prior. One has programming experience so she can whisper "I'm in" when she hacks the mainframe
may as well say just do biglaw partner, right?911 crisis actor wrote:Just do AUSA, brother
Is AUSA really that hard?fats provolone wrote:may as well say just do biglaw partner, right?911 crisis actor wrote:Just do AUSA, brother