Veldor -> RE: Any way to hide those billbo..er..signatures? (10/28/2005 4:05:46 AM)
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What would those laws be Veldor? Can you name any of them? You should not be giving out legal advice because much of what you wrote is very much incorrect and who knows maybe someone will hold you liable for giving false legal advice. Yes you are correct. There are no laws in existence for internet usage, hacking, DOS, or any other computer crimes what-so-ever. Sometimes my imagination goes a bit wild and I have delusions about where and what I've done and the world that I live in. The world is built and run on computers these days and you really think that there are no laws that protect anyone? You may not be able to argue freedom of speech when you spraypaint someone's house, but that argument might just work in some other situation where it should in fact be just as equally worthless. Most computer-related laws are vaguely defined or end up dated in their specifics when vividly defined. This does not mean they do not exist or that they are not applicable. It is up to those involved in the process and/or the trial itself to make a case or not. The fact is ISP's these days are getting so hammered with subpoena's to provide information related to these cases that they are willing to spend small fortunes to implement technology and solutions that allow them to more easily comply with such requests. So profitable has this area become that even leading vendors, like Cisco Systems, are tailoring hardware and solutions aimed specifically at solving this massive problem...
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