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I'm curious if this would really be considered unlawful access, since only pure idiocy and no hacking/scamming/etc were involved.
by ntoskrnl_exe 7mo ago
I'm curious if this would really be considered unlawful access, since only pure idiocy and no hacking/scamming/etc were involved.
- volkercraig 7mo agoIt would be in Canada, but our "misuse of computer" charge is overly broad and never been well tested.
- charlieyu1 7mo agoOn the other hand, in Hong Kong it would be straight to jail. Someone was sent a link by the airlines, he changed a couple of characters and it ended up showing another person’s data. The guy voluntarily reported the vulnerability and all he got was a criminal charge and found guilty