I wonder how the good the CFAA case will be. The software was pre-installed on the machines. I guess it probably depends on what the user terms were for it. Th

I wonder how the good the CFAA case will be. The software was pre-installed on the machines. I guess it probably depends on what the user terms were for it. The statue requires "without authorization." I'm surprised there isn't a negligence or products liability claim in here. Because one of the biggest problems, isn't' that they MTTM attacked HTTPS to inject ads, but they did it in a way that was recklessly insecure.