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You're making a normative argument; I'm making a positive one. You ought not try random usernames/passwords on someone's public server, I agree. But if you ex
by 35fbe7d3d5b9 5y ago
You're making a normative argument; I'm making a positive one.
You ought not try random usernames/passwords on someone's public server, I agree. But if you expose a public server that lets someone type a username/password, you had best be ready for someone to guess values.
- Craighead 5y agoThe legal argument, is that this is an illegal activity in certain jurisdictions, like the US, with USC 1030