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> Keep your pranks on the right side of legal, or get burned. Understand the CFAA and when you are in violation. Because the problem is clearly the "evil hacke
by hurin 12y ago
> Keep your pranks on the right side of legal, or get burned. Understand the CFAA and when you are in violation.
Because the problem is clearly the "evil hacker jason" and not the ridiculousness of the laws in which severity of punishment is entirely inconsistent with any tangible damages?
I think people forget that it's their tax-payer money being used to ruin's someone else's life.
- jsmthrowaway 12y agoWould you say the same thing after reading the indictment? Just curious.
- hurin 12y agoIs there something in the indictment that you find to be in direct contradiction to the petition? I couldn't find it - of course the Brian half of the story is missing here.
- MichaelGG 12y agoThe petition says that denial of service attacks were performed against his email account. The indictment says he was banned. Sounds like some serious spin.
- takeda 12y agoThere were no pranks but simply DDoS for being banned, Brian did not DDoS Jason's email but banned him for breaking the rules. Pretty much the only truth in that petition is that Jason is in deep sh*t.