, 2002-08-26
U.S. courts should join Russia in saying "nyet" to the FBI's lawless international hack attacks.
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2002-08-26
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yes mr. bush, we non americans are all wiked villans, kill us all!
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2002-08-27
Yeah right (1 replies)
Yeah right (1 replies)
Now, I may be strething things a bit, but let's say this was an issue with the Chineese government and 2 US reporters. In China there're some things you're not allowed to print. Let's say the two US reporters had a website aimed specifically at Chinese audience.
If the same 2 reporters were in China on holiday, and accessed their website from a public webcafe, would you think it okay if the Chineese government tapped the username/password from that cafe, entered the webserver (located in USA) and provided evidence of the crime commited, under Chinese law?
I would guess you would be outraged, eh?
Now, tell me why.
-psxc
"Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the former. "
- Albert Einstein (1879-1955)
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