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I think it would fall under some sort of wire fraud or hacking, except that you probably have to agree to it in the EULA so it was "allowed".
by krichman 14y ago
I think it would fall under some sort of wire fraud or hacking, except that you probably have to agree to it in the EULA so it was "allowed".
- belorn 14y agoYou can not sign away legal protection in a EULA. This is why EULA's normally say's something like "we forbid everything, and leave you with no rights what so ever, except what ever rights the law guaranties that you have".
- mseebach 14y agoAccessing the back door by a non-authorized party would probably be criminal. There is a big difference between leaving a back door open through incompetence versus leaving it open with the intention of breaching your customers networks.