This kind of reminds me of some social engineering done once by a security company; We all know that there are flaws existing in the human beings - that's what SE is all about. A company asked a security company to test the employees. This involved following them around during the week, spotting their habits and so on. After doing this for a while, they were actually able to pinpoint the location of specific people... They knew just where to *hack* them. Imagine finding a usb thumbdrive (these were just the cheap ones that are literally getting thrown at you sometimes) on the street. Many people pick these up thinking "Oh cheerio! this is my lucky day!" - The truth: it contained a newly developed trojan that wasn't going to get picked up by Norton
Soon the employees would be plugging this goody into computers at home or at work, in most cases it was the closest one.
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I don't think judges would look kindly at the way you are carrying around trojan's all the time, better go with something else if you ask me. - Like the people who have managed to trace stolen computers, because they had installed SETI and other @home projects that would start sending data along with the IP addresses.
Good luck with your findings