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Apart from the fact that one gets paid to lure hackers, the feeling of being part of something important give one a nice feeling and the believe that you're helping to make the internet safer has a nice ring to it.

Was just thinking, how will it really feel in reality? I mean if just the thought of it alone makes one feel nice about, how will the act of literally nabbing a hacker feel like?? #FBI_feeling y'all Grin

Do you physically get s hacker? No, you just have the ability of detecting and preventing a hacker from gaining access to a network.

Of course you don't physically get the hackers, by "literally nabbing a hacker" I meant the feeling of being paid and knowing you just reduced the numbers of hackers in the world by one. I mean then it won't just be a statement any more but an act.

Lmao physically getting a hacker.. But yeah, mining rewards from capturing hackers fingerprints is going to be a great feeling.

physically grabbing the hacker may sound funny at first, but I prefer the police grab him. Who knows what makes an angry mob with a hacker.
The approach of bitfence I like it better, once the hacker is recognized, he can do no more harm.
I do not know now, will Bitfence hand over hacker data to the police?

Interesting angle here, i am surprised I haven't seen it from this perceptive, IMO i don't think hackers will necessarily be handed over to the police station, i think it will be treated with case by case study and depends on the severity as well