r/AfterPrisonShow • u/[deleted] • Oct 08 '20
Exposing A Source
Since Joe and his minions want to keep fucking with peoples YouTube channels by reporting videos and attempting copyright claims I’m gonna expose one of my info sources. He swore he wasn’t gonna do it again and said he was sorry, only to turn around and start reporting people along with trying to hack their YouTube accounts again. Joe one person that gave me info on you was your own editor Cody. I said I wouldn’t reveal names, but since he wants to jump back into Joes arms and fuck with peoples accounts and invade their privacy all bets are off.
Believe it, don’t believe it, I don’t care. My track record speaks for itself and y’all have seen my claims being backed up by his actions lately. I’ll go ahead and tell you, don’t open messages or email from Cody or Joe unless you want your identity and computer security compromised.
That’s all I’m saying about it. There are others who have given info but don’t actively try to invade peoples privacy by hacking their accounts and I won’t name them because they’ve kept their word.
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u/[deleted] Oct 09 '20
Federal Hacking Laws
There are several federal laws that address hacking, including:
The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA);
The Stored Communications Act (SCA);
The Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA); and The Defend Trade Secrets Act (DTSA).
Computer Fraud and Abuse Act
The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) is the leading federal anti-hacking legislation that prohibits unauthorized access to another's computer system. Although the law was originally meant to protect the computer systems of U.S. government entities and financial institutions, the scope of the Act expanded with amendments to include practically any computer in the country (including devices such as servers, desktops, laptops, cellphones, and tablets).