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That's, of course, a The Register's usual clickbaity manipulation. The criminals did not "break into the system", just created an account, but did not access an
by HackerThemAll 1y ago
That's, of course, a The Register's usual clickbaity manipulation.
The criminals did not "break into the system", just created an account, but did not access any data.
Doing business on lies related to Google is apparently still popular in 2025.
- DiabloD3 1y agoDevil's Advocate: merely creating an account is considered accessing the system under the CFAA. If they did not have permission to create that account and exceeded their authority to do so, they "broke into the system". Not Devil's Advocate: Yes, Its The Register. Nothing new here.
- riku_iki 1y ago> just created an account, but did not access any data. that specific account they caught didn't make data requests according to Google. It doesn't mean there are no other fraudulent accounts.