Does the right to bear arms extend to cyberspace?
Like suppose you try to attack my website so I in turn hack your computer and destroy it.
Is that self defense?
Discussion
when does a defence turn into attack?
the mainstream internet feels less free than meatspace these days
π― this was the norm in the 90's and early 00's and should be encouraged.....
FAFO !
No there is no self defense plea in the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act. US has old legislation use to lock up "hackers". But don't see them ever letting people do that.
If want to read more also lookup:
Stored Communications Act (SCA)
Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA)
Defend Trade Secrets Act (DTSA)
Is your website your castle? What state are you in? Meaning do you have a duty to retreat. Maybe in the Deep, Deep South π
unfortunately, since we are a country largely governed by geriatrics who don't understand modern technology, no. no it does not.
So you want to talk projection of power in a digital cyberspace?!
There is really no greater projection of power.
This is a good Q though. Teach me how to hack the punks who try to take down my sites bro.
Keep a file on the server called pwd_unlock.exe and hope they are stupid
f_society.py
What kind of mayhem executes when they open it?
So much fun stuff, a key logger being most ideal π«‘
I have CZ_airdrop.exe and for some reason they run it repeatedly.
I'm assuming you are referring to the US constitutional preservation of "the right to bear arms"?
Possibly if you are referencing defense of personal property which was first upheld in 2008 in the DC v Heller as being a legal reason to own firearms for the defense of one's home or personal property.
(Problematic will be the language and definition of "arms")
Yes
Whatever realm it may be, you have the right to protect your property.
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That right there is a worthy question for a thesis
Feels more like a question of does the castle extend to cyberspace
Great question
What if I tell you to install a Bitcoin node that will destroy your computer and make it unusable, is that an attack?
It's an attack on poor people with shit PCs π―
Only if you name your tool weapon.exe