Title: Intentions are irrelevant - unauthorized is still hacking
Product review: The author wrote a book that tries to say that testing someone's defenses is a good idea and can help them.What a load of bunk.Suppose a reputable company gets a messsage saying "I just penetrated your defenses and looked at some info, you should fix this or that." That company now has to assume that everything is compromised and has to rebuild its systems to a known good, safe state. It simply cannot trust anyone who says "I broke in, but I didn't do any damage. You can trust me!".The only good thing about this book is that it has no information that could be used to hack into anyone who has taken the most basic security steps.This book is a waste of time, money, ink and paper.
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