And there are two things that I find incredible about this: The first is that anyone would advertise in a resume that they know about a flaw in the system, signaling that they are ready and willing to exploit that flaw; and, second, that somebody would hire the person sending that signal.
Carl Levin: “And there are two things that I find incredible about this: The first is that anyone would advertise in a resume that…”
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Levin expresses disbelief at hiring someone who admits to exploiting system flaws.
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