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In many countries that’s probably illegal, even if it’s easy. Just because a crime is easy to commit doesn’t mean it isn’t a crime. So, keep it hypothetical.
by nkrisc 3mo ago
In many countries that’s probably illegal, even if it’s easy. Just because a crime is easy to commit doesn’t mean it isn’t a crime.
So, keep it hypothetical.
- paxys 3mo agoI can’t think of a jurisdiction where it would not be illegal. The “I was only testing your security, in fact I should get rewarded for it” defense never works outside of nerd fantasies.
- nkrisc 3mo agoI agree, it’s likely illegal in any modern state with rule of law. But I don’t actually know that for sure.
- arendtio 3mo agoHonest citizens think like that; others wonder what the punishment is, even if it is illegal. I mean, maybe paying a fine vs maybe getting access to a popular domain? At least corporations seem to work like that. Not following the law seems completely okay as long as the fine is not X% of their annual turnover.