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Welcome to the central failure of the CFAA: Hacking attempts should be treated as a normal part of life, and systems should be designed to resist hacking, but t
by lidHanteyk 7y ago
Welcome to the central failure of the CFAA: Hacking attempts should be treated as a normal part of life, and systems should be designed to resist hacking, but the law gets this exactly backwards. In a saner legislative setting, hacking would be like harmful radio wave interference, something which is both punishable in a court of law but also which devices are designed to consider in the course of normal operation.
- google234123 7y agoHacking attempts are treated as a normal part of life and systems are designed to resist hacking. Fortunately, we also have to law acting as an additional form of deterrent.
- dependenttypes 7y ago> hacking would be like harmful radio wave interference DoS attacks specifically. I would argue that any other form of hacking should not be punishable and it should only be up to the devices to protect against them.