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I'm not sure it's directly applicable, but courts have repeatedly ruled that you can't booby-trap your own property; I'm not quite sure this applies to, say, [n
by u32480932048 3y ago
I'm not sure it's directly applicable, but courts have repeatedly ruled that you can't booby-trap your own property; I'm not quite sure this applies to, say, [non-explosively] erasing a USB drive by entering a decoy PIN.
https://www.hecklawoffices.com/blog/2020/11/its-illegal-for-someone-to-booby-trap-their-own-property/ https://www.hecklawoffices.com/blog/2020/11/its-illegal-for-...
- friend_and_foe 3y agoYeah we aren't talking about land mines here, just devices that destroy the owner's property, and more specifically software systems that destroy information. It is well established that weapons that harm people automatically are illegal.