> If you try my car/house door and it's unlocked it doesn't mean you can enter it. I'd say breaking into a computer is more like breaking into someone's mind (

> If you try my car/house door and it's unlocked it doesn't mean you can enter it. I'd say breaking into a computer is more like breaking into someone's mind (something like inception if it exists) rather than breaking into their home. I know it sounds counterproductive to the case in hand but that's because I have no intention of defending weev. I just want us to get out of this idea that we have to somehow tie everything in computers with an analogy like breaking and entering a house.