Hunter Biden sues Rudy Giuliani, attorney Robert Costello for "hacking" laptop data
Hunter Biden sues Rudy Giuliani, attorney Robert Costello for "hacking" laptop data
Giuliani and Costello have frequently acknowledged accessing the hard drive's data.
Finally! Now with Hunter Biden's laptop data, they have all the secrets of everything.
From how Libs planned Jan 6, to flat Earth, to how COVID was planned in a Chinese laboratory to wipe out conservatives, to climate change hoax...
To be clear, there is a virus research lab in Wuhan and it did contain coronavirus before and during the pandemic.
Rudy is h a c k e r m a n confirmed.
Remember that time Rudy the cyber-security expert said someone hacked his Twitter account because he autolinked a URL and some heroic American bought the domain to say how much of a crook Trump is?
Funniest thing until the Four Seasons Total Landscaping fiasco.
That explains the resurgence in Nazis. And the Laser Raptors.
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The lawsuit against Giuliani and Costello claims they used Hunter Biden's username to gain access to his data,
Depends on what you mean by "hacking," but generally speaking it just means bypassing digital security. Like how it's still breaking and entering even if you use a key, or even if the door is unlocked. Legally speaking, "hacking" includes accessing something without permission, regardless of how easy it was to access.
It's also why social engineering is considered a form of hacking even though someone might willingly give you access to what was secured.
Correct, even violating TOS can count under the CFAA, meaning you could log into your spouse's social media with their permission, but if that platform says it's against TOS, it's a crime, since you're accessing their equipment in violation of those agreements.
That depends. If they bypassed the Windows logon in any way to get to the data, that can be construed as hacking per the CFAA. Since that data is normally protected by a Windows logon in all legitimate cases, it can be construed as hacking.
Not to mention to purchase of a stolen hard hard drive.
I believe the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act would strongly disagree
What's crazy is forgetting you even dropped off a laptop at a service center. How high were you? Wait, no need to answer that.
I'm pretty sure what's being alleged is that there is real data exfiltrated from his devices on the laptop, but the laptop itself wasn't his. As in he was hacked, someone created the laptop with that data and added manipulations to it, then coincidently dropped it off to be "found".
Given the lack of proper chain of custody, it's probably likely.
That reminds me, I need to book a flight from here on the west coast to go get my laptop fixed at some obscure shop in N.J. Damn, I wish someone out here was blind enough to fix laptops.
As someone who runs a shop much like the one claiming to have been used by Hunter, when people leave their devices we don't get to do whatever we want with their data.
Worked in a shady little PC repair shop.
If the owner was in one of the stores, he would "personally oversee" shall we say data retention? If the customer was a young (legal, as in not CP, but creepy age difference) woman.
Yeah, he backed up their data and looked for nudes. I was too young to know how to handle it, so when he said he couldn't pay me (even after it was due) I told him to fuck off.
I hope he fucked one of the day time strippers he spent most of his "office time" (the office being a strip club) with and wound up with an incurable STD.
I hope his wife found out. I hope she took him for everything.
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