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> You should consider the argument you'd make that downloading, possessing, and publishing (if seeding) US government employee credentials doesn't violate the C
by sslalready 10y ago
> You should consider the argument you'd make that downloading, possessing, and publishing (if seeding) US government employee credentials doesn't violate the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.
As usual the rest of the world is not a place within the US. It's a shame some people keep overlooking that.
- toomuchtodo 10y agoSee my sibling post. We extradite (successfully) frequently for computer crimes.