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>The database had no username and password configured to protect it, so I assumed it was a public database with data for everyone to see ;-) No, a wink won't p
by jsumrall 10y ago
>The database had no username and password configured to protect it, so I assumed it was a public database with data for everyone to see ;-)
No, a wink won't protect you in court. You illegally accessed someone's data. As they say: just because the house is unlocked doesn't mean you're allowed in. Pray this doesn't get you in trouble. Sjonge jonge jonge...