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Originally posted by revwardoc Before reading this, I would've assumed the term "Good Hackers", like military intelligence, to be an oxymoron. Good luck to them.
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They will need it. No doubt Yahoo is increasing their security (at least on that email account) if they haven't deleted his account already.
On a side note, I have to wonder if Yahoo is right or wrong in this. Put yourself in the soldiers shoes for a minute. What if he had email messages in there that he didn't ever want his family to see, let alone the free world (could happen if the wrong hackers get into his email account). Would it be right for his father to read those emails? What about the privacy of those who emailed the soldier.
I understand the father wanting to read his sons final words. I also understand Yahoo's stand on personal privacy. It's a catch 22 if your yahoo.