I was interpolating, the article implies wget but I didn’t mean to imply I had verified that or anything. I’ll admit I did make a stronger statement than intended and was relying on third party interpretations of the code. Thanks for the clarification!

I think weev may have used wget in his AT&T work where he discovered links or interactions between customer data and iOS in an AT&T subsite?

http://madisonian.net/2013/04/09/academics-go-to-jail-cfaa-e...

Nope, you needed to be on the MIT network. He argued that they should be public, which is very much NOT the same thing as actually being public in the eyes of the law.

What's a javascript console? Sounds like a hacker tool, off to prison with him.

Isn’t MIT a public university?

Edit: no, it’s a private land grant university. What kind of socialism is this, anyway? How is this structure even valid, if not for historical precedent?

Nothing against socialism or even my point, really. Just very odd to see how blatantly discriminatory and contradictory this seems to have a private university performing a necessary public service, with free land from the state. Not that the work isn’t well done, or anything. Just bears strict scrutiny.