> You don't have authorization
Yes, you do. Authorization and Authentication are part of the API. If you want to keep a server private, don't give it a public IP and DNS!
Yes, you do. Authorization and Authentication are part of the API. If you want to keep a server private, don't give it a public IP and DNS!
A business can be sitting unoccupied with its doors flung wide open, and that is still tresspassing if you enter without authorization.
"You were too dumb to stop me, so its my right to rifle through your shit" is a nerd law that doesn't exist in the real world.
Don't do this kind of jiggling of door handles without authorization, if you don't want to wind up like OP.
Ask a real lawyer for advice.
They'll almost certainly tell you not to do it.