Comment Comment by esonica I feel it would. Imagine a script kiddie in Australia decides to join the DDOS attack on the government site.He is easily traced by IP, and the Australian Federal Police come to visit.His new 'rights', now that he is part of a terror group include:Being held for up to nine days in detention without being formally charged.Warrantless searchesThe seizure of any objects associated with the terrorist act (this is quite a wide open definition, basically anything you own is up for grabs)Also the AFP have some quite invasive computer techniques that are used to go wandering through your system before they knock on the door. parent esonica 16 years ago
He is easily traced by IP, and the Australian Federal Police come to visit.
His new 'rights', now that he is part of a terror group include:
Being held for up to nine days in detention without being formally charged.
Warrantless searches
The seizure of any objects associated with the terrorist act (this is quite a wide open definition, basically anything you own is up for grabs)
Also the AFP have some quite invasive computer techniques that are used to go wandering through your system before they knock on the door.