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Mark Rasch, 2002-08-05

HP's ill-advised DMCA threat actually had a few legal teeth. Will federal prosecutors soon start chomping at bug finders?

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Post to Bugtraq -- Go to Jail 2002-08-05
ktwo (1 replies)
Post to Bugtraq -- Go to Jail 2002-08-07
Anonymous
FUD FUD FUD Post to Bugtraq -- Go to Jail 2002-08-05
FUD PATROL
Post to Bugtraq -- Go to Jail 2002-08-06
Anonymous (1 replies)
Post to Bugtraq -- Go to Jail 2002-08-13
EMATT
Post to Bugtraq -- Go to Jail 2002-08-07
Psuedo-Anonymous Coward (1 replies)
Post to Bugtraq -- Go to Jail 2002-08-13
Mark D. Rasch
Post to Bugtraq -- Go to Jail: Now hacker can get in! 2002-08-07
Alberto Cozer
Post to Bugtraq -- Go to Jail 2002-08-08
Anonymous
Post to Bugtraq -- Go to Jail 2002-08-10
blacklight
Post to Bugtraq -- Go to Jail 2002-08-12
Mel
Post to Bugtraq -- Go to Jail -- Redux 2002-08-12
Annoyed at this whole mess
Post to Bugtraq -- Go to Jail 2002-08-13
T-1000
Post to Bugtraq -- Go to Jail 2002-08-13
Gonlo
Post to Bugtraq -- Go to Jail 2002-08-14
A disgrunted American
Post to Bugtraq -- Go to Jail 2002-08-16
Coldman
One side - software vendors are not responsible for software bugs and make no warranties, but they sue consumers.

Other side - consumers doesn't have any right to sue vendors, just because they (vendors) explicitly refrain from any responsibility.

This is strange world...


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