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Tainting the database is probably already chargeable as something. The point is that the person doing this doesn't expect to get caught. And frankly they're pro
by Hizonner 3y ago
Tainting the database is probably already chargeable as something. The point is that the person doing this doesn't expect to get caught. And frankly they're probably right in that.
- semiquaver 3y ago> Tainting the database is probably already chargeable as something This is definitely true. Good old “intentionally accesses a computer without authorization or exceeds authorized access” in the CFAA. It’s so vague as to be able to make almost _anything_ the government doesn’t like involving computers illegal.