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Something that seems to be missed here, is that the bank has their physical servers owned by an institution, which you are exploiting. There is no physical serv
by pcthrowaway 5y ago
Something that seems to be missed here, is that the bank has their physical servers owned by an institution, which you are exploiting. There is no physical server for Ethereum, the Smart Contracts don't exist anywhere.
You are likely also violating the terms of usage of the API and various other legally enforceable contracts by breaching the API.
If a smart contract included a terms of use however, it would be interesting to see whether this could be considered enforceable.
- wizzwizz4 5y ago> There is no physical server for Ethereum, the Smart Contracts don't exist anywhere. There is no one physical server. I think this is misleading.
- pcthrowaway 5y agoIt's a decentralized network. I mean it remains to be seen what jurisdictions consider smart contract exploits to be prosecutable, or whether they're even crimes.