""without Right" is legal jargon to mean without a pre-existing arrangement, either ownership, licenses, or invitation (including advertising).
Now the problem is to decide whether a right had been granted. But a denial (standard disclaimer on MOTD or logon) removes right.
-----Original Message-----
From: Robert E. Leever [mailto:bel1_at_osi.com]
Sent: Friday, June 02, 2000 18:31
To: nmap-hackers_at_insecure.org
Subject: article 2
I'd sure like to know what they mean when they
say in article 2:
"...when committed intentionally (6) the access to
the whole or any part of a computer system without right."
by the word "right".
No where in the document do the clearly describe what they
mean by "without right". If I ping another system on the net
have I accessed it? yes. Was it "without right"? If you
don't want your systems pinged, then I guess you could decide
it was "without right". What if i fat fingered the ip address
& pinged the wrong system? If you follow the reference (6) it
covers just about everything, including fat fingers.
one other "question". Who elected these people anyway?
b;)
ps. I think I just might be able to slip by article 10
as I understand that you may copy small portions of copyrighted
material.... (c:
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