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IMHO, as a practitioner and an information assurance graduate student, simply put you broke the law. You have accessed a network infrastructure that was not your own and you did so without the written permission of the company/corporation nor that of the ISP. You have a committed a felonious act of a gray hat hacker. However, if you are truly concerned for the stability of the company site and infrastructure you could as another user has suggested...create a bogus e-mail and perhaps use the tor browser to communicate your concerns. Best of luck in your studies. I love the irony of you being an alleged cyber crime student while committing cyber crimes. There are YouTube videos out there that demonstrate how to setup your own testing lab(s).

You have accessed a network infrastructure that was not your own and you did so without the written permission of the company/corporation nor that of the ISP. You have committed the felonious act of a gray hat hacker. However, if you are truly concerned for the stability of the company site and infrastructure you could as another user has suggested, create a bogus e-mail and perhaps use the tor browser to communicate your concerns.There are sources out there that demonstrate how to setup your own testing lab(s).

IMHO, as a practitioner and an information assurance graduate student, simply put you broke the law. You have accessed a network infrastructure that was not your own and you did so without the written permission of the company/corporation nor that of the ISP. You have a committed a felonious act of a gray hat hacker.

  However, if you are truly concerned for the stability of the company site and infrastructure you could as another user has suggested...create a bogus e-mail and perhaps use the tor browser to communicate your concerns.

IMHO, as a practitioner and an information assurance graduate student, simply put you broke the law. You have accessed a network infrastructure that was not your own and you did so without the written permission of the company/corporation nor that of the ISP. You have a committed a felonious act of a gray hat hacker. However, if you are truly concerned for the stability of the company site and infrastructure you could as another user has suggested...create a bogus e-mail and perhaps use the tor browser to communicate your concerns. Best of luck in your studies. I love the irony of you being an alleged cyber crime student while committing cyber crimes. There are YouTube videos out there that demonstrate how to setup your own testing lab(s).

You have accessed a network infrastructure that was not your own and you did so without the written permission of the company/corporation nor that of the ISP. You have committed the felonious act of a gray hat hacker. However, if you are truly concerned for the stability of the company site and infrastructure you could as another user has suggested, create a bogus e-mail and perhaps use the tor browser to communicate your concerns.There are sources out there that demonstrate how to setup your own testing lab(s).

IMHO, as a practitioner and an information assurance graduate student, simply put you broke the law. You have accessed a network infrastructure that was not your own and you did so without the written permission of the company/corporation nor that of the ISP. You have a committed a felonious act of a gray hat hacker. 

However, if you are truly concerned for the stability of the company site and infrastructure you could as another user has suggested...create a bogus e-mail and perhaps use the tor browser to communicate your concerns.