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Hello,
Eskimobob is right, you have to pretend that your site is related to software security than cracking related. There are many "lamers" that supervises your web content and they dont understand a sh*t about what's cracking and whats not. As soon as they see something like "how to crack",.."hacking..." they ban that site. So, my suggestion is giving all your page sections under "legal" names, that will save you from morons supervisors ![]() Regards |
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I think one of the best people you could e-mail about this is probably good ole Woodmann.
He's managed to keep many a corporate 'pitbull' lawyer type away from my door ;-). He also seems to have a fetish for legal wrangling, the DMCA, but thats another quite different story altogether. Regards CrackZ. |
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IMO it is not too wise to rely on legal recommendations issued by technical people. Such recommendations could seems logical and almost irrefutable, but judges uses other logic which is very different from technical one.
If you really concerned about legality of publishing some stuff - spend some money and get advise from good lawyer. |
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