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Providing tools that could be used to violate the CFAA is not the same thing as violating the CFAA. There are several US companies that do this. There is nothin
by lawnchair_larry 7y ago
Providing tools that could be used to violate the CFAA is not the same thing as violating the CFAA. There are several US companies that do this. There is nothing illegal about it as long as you don’t sell to countries on sanctions lists.
- olliej 7y agoKnowingly assisting organizations that target human rights activists and reporters, and assisting the incarceration and murder of those targets makes you a criminal. They are criminal accessories to gross human rights violations and murder, and should be prosecuted as such.
- senderista 7y agoAt the very least all US internet companies should follow Facebook’s lead and deplatform their employees.
- stefan_ 7y agoTheir customers are far too inept to use their tools, if you can even call them that given that they are specialized for just about every target (group). It's one thing to make a cruise missile but another entirely to sell it with a preloaded flight path and a consultant on hand to help you press the button.