Ok. I'll rephrase:
In what world is getting a 5 year prison sentence for writing an aimbot a "good" thing?
In what world is getting a 5 year prison sentence for writing an aimbot a "good" thing?
The problem is that the lines can get pretty blurry. A long time ago there were transparent hacks for everquest[1] that did packet sniffing, and displayed the information in a friendly UI. So is wireshark a hacking tool? Hard to say.
Those guys have been around for over a decade. There are many more like them. I'm not sure which services are popular these days.
Rather than adding legal penalties that can be wielded at will by companies for less-than-moral purposes (protecting customer-negative revenue streams), they can spend more improving their netcode. Catapults and outlaws, etc.
From the article (I can't read Korean): > Based on this law, manufacturing and distributing programs that are not allowed by the game company and its Terms of Service is now directly illegal. That would include [...] or anything not allowed by the ToS.