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by TZubiri
33 days ago
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Nuance please. They are: 1- breaking terms of conditions of the service 2- getting banned and creating thousands of accounts to break the conditions of the service at scale 3- using VPNs and proxies (possibly residential) to mask their network origin and identity 4- Using potentially fake names to sign up 5- Using different credit cards? Fraud on so many levels, a lot of the infrastructure and modus operandi is what cybercriminals use, these are attackers man, whether you like the victim or not, and whether you think it's poetic or not, I recommend compartimentalizing and just trying to gauge whether an act is wrong or not in itself. |
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