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It is actually the "terms and conditions" (which people are far less likely to read than the instructions (which they are also likely to skip)) that say that.
by georgemcbay 12y ago
It is actually the "terms and conditions" (which people are far less likely to read than the instructions (which they are also likely to skip)) that say that.
I hope (but don't suspect) that they ran this by a lawyer for potential liability analysis should their test malware do something particularly bad.
- learc83 12y agoI doubt the first program does anything malicious, and you have to crack that one to get to the next one. Hopefully they designed the challenge so that you really have to know what you're doing before you get to anything bad.