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Comment by BlueTemplar

We don't know what kind of 'hacking' this involved, in fact at least some of the files were publicly available.

Compare with the Bluetouff affair (2014) :

https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2014/02/french-journalis...

NotE how he was found guilty by the 2nd court for something more 'subjective' than 'objective' : for having confessed that he later found an authentication page that had failed to protect the documents.

How can you make a swarm of agents "feel guilty" ?

parent BlueTemplar 1 month ago

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