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A lot would depend on how "access" is defined, I imagine. What I did was provide input to a publicly accessible script on their server. I didn't have to "break
by kemayo 15y ago
A lot would depend on how "access" is defined, I imagine.
What I did was provide input to a publicly accessible script on their server. I didn't have to "break in" to anything to do so, or to find out about it. So it'd hinge on whether or not using someone's website in a way they didn't intend you to counts as being "unauthorized access".
Standard case of "most persuasive lawyer wins".