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It's copied not taken therefore is no theft. Unless the password is copyrighted I don't see what law the receiver is breaking, I think the gray area is when you
by badrabbit 7y ago
It's copied not taken therefore is no theft. Unless the password is copyrighted I don't see what law the receiver is breaking, I think the gray area is when you pair usernames with the password but a password only list I don't see the issue. The only possible crimes I think are ones that have to do with either facilitating or conspiring to facilitate a criminal enterprise.
- tptacek 7y agoWe had first-principles analyses like these before the DOJ stepped in to try to clarify.