>> Mr. Auernheimer said he did not hack into the printers, but activated them using remote access.
> Or maybe universities and organizations could teach their employees to handle network security better. I don't think this is grounds for a criminal case.
Actually it is. If you try my car/house door and it's unlocked it doesn't mean you can enter it.
That being said, a fine would be appropriate in this case since minimal harm was done.
> Or maybe universities and organizations could teach their employees to handle network security better. I don't think this is grounds for a criminal case.
Actually it is. If you try my car/house door and it's unlocked it doesn't mean you can enter it.
That being said, a fine would be appropriate in this case since minimal harm was done.