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I think in some juridictions you might be viewed as having provoked the theft. And provoking the theft seems to annihilate the prosecution at least when it is d
by raphinou 10y ago
I think in some juridictions you might be viewed as having provoked the theft. And provoking the theft seems to annihilate the prosecution at least when it is done by police (eg leaving laptop on seat in car under surveillance to arrest thieves), as has been the case in the past in (I think) belgium.
- KirinDave 10y ago> I think in some juridictions you might be viewed as having provoked the theft. That's a question of intent and reasonable interpretation. I'm fairly sure "I didn't audit the browser PRNG," will not be looked upon by any court you can name as a reasonable thing to expect people to do.