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Originally Posted by airdave
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And lets clear something up...I don't go around seriously promoting website-hacking
or any other form of illegal internet attacks.
Jumping on my comments was a little silly...I think it was an obvious joke.
But to be honest, in this case, I wonder if it would actually be illegal to "attack"
the site in question?
I mean, North American laws don't necessarily apply to China and vice versa.
And sometimes actions are justified in the resolve of a criminal act and to bring criminals to justice.
Can you really "steal" from a "thief"?
Aren't you just "recovering stolen property"?
Can you hack a hacker?
Aren't you just fixing the internet?
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well if you put it in that perspective than i don't see it as a criminal act it is more of a "roben hood" kinda act (at least in my opinion)
but still that doesn't justify doing it in the first place as this is quite a dark path (no really it is dark trust me) and let's say their not that unprepared an action like this might backfire on whoever is doing it
the only options i see that could have some effects now is spamming but it needs a mother-load of people to spam an account or the press which also needs some influence
ultra stone