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True. Anyone know if this new IP law allows the gov to do this? I.e. if they tried to prosecute and it came to light that the logs were obtained using a MITM at
by redcalx 10y ago
True. Anyone know if this new IP law allows the gov to do this? I.e. if they tried to prosecute and it came to light that the logs were obtained using a MITM attack, would the evidence be nullified?
- Warp__ 10y agoI don't know. I imagine that MITM on a large scale is par for the course for GCHQ.
- redcalx 10y agoSure, but can data obtained by that be used in a court of law. I /think/ those are two different things (but not sure).
- tehmaco 10y agoIt would probably come under the "Equipment Interference" section, which legalises hacking of devices.