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I think this would cross the line from civil copyright claims into criminal activity https://chatgpt.com/share/6a4970e8-7fe8-83e9-8f81-3aefd76b6b54 https://cha

by TZubiri 4mo ago

I think this would cross the line from civil copyright claims into criminal activity https://chatgpt.com/share/6a4970e8-7fe8-83e9-8f81-3aefd76b6b54 https://chatgpt.com/share/6a4970e8-7fe8-83e9-8f81-3aefd76b6b... On another note, if Google's cybersecurity were always one rogue employee away from a massive leak, then it wouldn't be Google. What was the last Google leak you remember, defense in depth people.

inigyou 4mo ago
AA is an openly criminal organisation. Their attitude to prosecution is "you'll never catch us lol"
- TZubiri 4mo ago
  Indeed, took a closer look, and the court order that took down their .org domain included "Computer fraud and abuse" claims. Surprisingly the order is very specific about DNS registrars and authoritative domains not advertising the AA servers, so sharing IP addresses or alternative domain names through other means, like WikiPedia, is not against the order. Which means that nowadays the Wikipedia page works as a pseudo authoritative DNS.