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If the U.S. claims this power I can't see how it can then turn around and say anything about China (or any state) hacking into American servers. This is specta
by PLenz 12y ago
If the U.S. claims this power I can't see how it can then turn around and say anything about China (or any state) hacking into American servers.
This is spectacularly poorly thought out.
- privong 12y agoWell, they can always say "The Silk Road was violating American laws and the [other nation]'s hacking was not a legitimate law enforcement effort or done in response to a violation of laws in their country." That does not make the present claim by the US justifiable, but with the right qualifying words, one can construct an objection that is not in conflict.