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We don't know what really happened yet. "Hacking" someone's email can mean a lot of things. CFAA should only apply if there was an intrusion of some sort throug

by yarou 13y ago

We don't know what really happened yet. "Hacking" someone's email can mean a lot of things. CFAA should only apply if there was an intrusion of some sort through an attack vector of the system, not if the mailbox owner voluntarily shared login info.

mcantelon 13y ago
What, out of curiosity, is the charge applied to social engineering or phishing login info?