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"deceit, falsehood or other fraudulent means" => editing the URL is neither of those. Forgig a cookie for access is, just like randomly trying passwords and use
by White_Wolf 5y ago
"deceit, falsehood or other fraudulent means" => editing the URL is neither of those. Forgig a cookie for access is, just like randomly trying passwords and usernames.
The closest real life example I can think of would be along the lines of:
- your car is in a public parking space and someone look inside vs
- the same car is in the garrage and someone breaks the door to look inside your car