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>I think the same conclusion would have to be made here: if you send something and stick a 200 on it, the recipients are entitled to what you sent them. Discla
by badRNG 5y ago
>I think the same conclusion would have to be made here: if you send something and stick a 200 on it, the recipients are entitled to what you sent them.
Disclaimer: I don't work with web tech, but wouldn't that also permit a lot of activities we would absolutely consider unethical, like SQL injection? It seems like you could certainly craft a request to circumvent security controls to receive a 200 response back that we'd absolutely consider to be unethical.
- kthejoker2 5y agoI mentioned this in my post - you'd just need more of a burden of proof of ill intention in the request itself to bring this kind of charge.