This isn’t how it works at all. It’s not how copyright law works, it’s not how property law works, and it’s certainly not how cloud services work.
What isn’t yours is your “right” to use the service.
What isn’t yours is your “right” to use the service.
The only fault here is cutting the owner out of the repo, but given the security breach it’s strange that he isn’t permanently banned at all.
And yeah, adding an infinite loop is a DoS attack.
> not how cloud services work.
Try placing a virus on S3 and let me know how that works out.
You know, I hear that if you go around stabbing people, you lose the right to not spend a bunch of time in prison, too.