In my perspective I think this quote is basically saying being
bad with good intentions. Breaking the law for what you think is righteous. For
example, illegal immigrants; by law they do not have the legal right to stay in
the United States, but for as long as they’re honest and don’t do any harm or
anything to get themselves caught then they can stay in the United States for
as long as they please. Yes they are living outside the law but they chose to
stay for a better life and for the most part, good intentions like illegally
working to support their family/families. Hacking itself is technically illegal
but as far as ethical hacking goes, I believe this quote means the same, hack
for as long as you have honest intentions. Many hactivists usually
attack companies that they believe is scheming them or their community. For example, the Sony hack was believed to be by the North Korean government because Sony produced the movie, The Interview. (In that movie, a TV host was going on a mission to interview North Korea's president and poisoning him.)
Personally, I think it is possible to be both honest and
live outside the law. Not everyone has the same perspective with the laws and
they’re inner feeling for honesty. For example, many hactivists honestly believe
that online resources should be free and available to everyone, but of course
there are many laws and privacy policies that withhold that.
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