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In France, we had a similar case, a computer guy with the pseudonym Bluetouff[0]. He downloaded loads of national agencies confidential documents, because they
by plopilop 9y ago
In France, we had a similar case, a computer guy with the pseudonym Bluetouff[0].
He downloaded loads of national agencies confidential documents, because they were available on Google.
However, he was sentenced (3,000€ fine), because when he explored the website, he arrived on a connection page, thus realizing he should not have accessed these files, but continued anyway.
I just hope for the teenager that he did not encounter any login page in his search (which seems unlikely because he used a script).
[0] (in french): http://www.maitre-eolas.fr/post/2014/02/07/NON%2C-on-ne-peut-pas-%C3%AAtre-condamn%C3%A9-pour-utiliser-Gougleu http://www.maitre-eolas.fr/post/2014/02/07/NON%2C-on-ne-peut...