I'm not sure what you're appealing to. Real-world analogies don't always transfer readily to digital law. Even in the words of the ageing CFAA, "exceeding autho

I'm not sure what you're appealing to. Real-world analogies don't always transfer readily to digital law. Even in the words of the ageing CFAA, "exceeding authorization" to steal commercial information is most certainly a punishable crime. You don't have to pull out nmap and zero days to be convicted of hacking.