I assume that if you're freelance you're at more risk of finding yourself on the receiving end of a CFAA violation. What I wonder is that if security researchers who work for domestic companies face the same degree of scrutiny that these freelance researchers do.
I guess that if you work for a company you're probably not looking at anyone's website that's not explicitly paying you/your company and under some contract.
I guess that if you work for a company you're probably not looking at anyone's website that's not explicitly paying you/your company and under some contract.