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I believe he is referring to logging in as the other to transfer their goods once they have mistakenly given you the password. That's the unauthorized access, n
by mikecaputo 11y ago
I believe he is referring to logging in as the other to transfer their goods once they have mistakenly given you the password. That's the unauthorized access, not naming yourself something that is similar to a moderators name.
- JoshTriplett 11y agoExactly. Phishing someone's password and not using it might be a T&C violation, but shouldn't necessarily be illegal (you might, for instance, be doing a study on user gullibility, or be part of a red team checking the security policies of a partner or supplier). Actually using that password, on the other hand...