IMPORTANT - SA:MP phishing attempts

[Hevar.]

Special message for those who did the phishing.



The Computers Law of 1995

CHAPTER TWO: COMPUTER OFFENSES

Damage to or disruption of computer or computer material
2. If a person unlawfully committed any of the following, he shall be liable to three years imprisonment:
(1) he disrupted the orderly operation of a computer or interfered with its use;
(2) he erased computer material, caused an alteration of it, disrupted it in any other manner or interfered with its use.

Penetration of computer material
4. If a person unlawfully penetrated computer material in a computer, then he shall be liable to three years imprisonment; for this purpose, “penetration of computer material” – penetration by means of communication, by connection to the computer, or by its operation, but exclusive of a penetration of computer material which constitutes monitoring under the Secret Monitoring Law 5739-1979.

Penetrating computer material in order to commit other offense
5. If a person committed an act prohibited under section 4, inorder to commit an offense under any enactment other rthan this Law, then he shall be liable to five years imprisonment.

Computer virus
6. (a) If a person prepared wrote software in a manner that enables it to disrupt or to cause damage to unspecified computers or computer material, in order to cause unlawful disruption or damage to computers or computer material, either specified or unspecified, then he shall be liable to three years imprisonment.
(b) If a person transmitted to another or introduced into another person’s computer software that can cause disruption or damage as said in subsection (a), in order to cause aforesaid unlawful disruption or damage, then he shall be liable to five years imprisonment.
Homeshapeimage_1_link_0

One question, each country have different LAW about the PC world, so uhm...

[Stivi]

Homeshapeimage_1_link_0 now that is useful information.

Did you pass this to appropriate authorities, G?

[TiMoN]

One question, each country have different LAW about the PC world, so uhm...

Germany(if it's still hosted there) is pretty strict on internet, pretty much all of EU is. So it's still a violation of the law.

[Hevar.]

Homeshapeimage_1_link_0 now that is useful information.

Did you pass this to appropriate authorities, G?

Really? What would police do ?

authorities doesn't do anything about what happens in the PC world, what happens in the PC world stays in the PC world.

The only people which do something about internet is hollywood and other big movie xompany which fights for their copyright, otherwise no one do anything.

[Teddy]

Really? What would police do ?

authorities doesn't do anything about what happens in the PC world, what happens in the PC world stays in the PC world.

You are very, very wrong.

[Rei]

Really? What would police do ?

authorities doesn't do anything about what happens in the PC world, what happens in the PC world stays in the PC world.

The only people which do something about internet is hollywood and other big movie xompany which fights for their copyright, otherwise no one do anything.

Looks like we need someone to be an example for the others, since the persons/person doing this obviously have no idea about consequences coming from the law.

[Hevar.]

You are very, very wrong.

Welll...i can say like this....Swedish authorities doesn't care =)

We can take PirateBay as an example haha

[.Mario.]

authorities doesn't do anything about what happens in the PC world, what happens in the PC world stays in the PC world.

Seriously?

[Teddy]

Welll...i can say like this....Swedish authorities doesn't care =)

We can take PirateBay as an example haha

You are still very, very wrong. The piratebay has been raided multiple times by Swedish authorities.
http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/dec/10/swedish-police-raid-pirate-bay

[Hevar.]

Seriously?

Yeah.....this is why we got anonymous which removes around 2000 ISIS supporter account each month =)

[Rei]

Welll...i can say like this....Swedish authorities doesn't care =)

We can take PirateBay as an example haha

As far as i know the site got attacked until it went down , not sure if the host-ers were caught.

[Hevar.]

You are still very, very wrong. The piratebay has been raided multiple times by Swedish authorities.
http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/dec/10/swedish-police-raid-pirate-bay

And the page is still running =)

Sweden 0 - 1 - PirateBay

Do not share piracy links; as obvious as they maybe

[Teddy]

And the page is still running =)

Sweden 0 - 1 - PirateBay

It took them 2 months to come back online lol. You really don't understand the way the world and the Internet works do you? x)

[Hevar.]

It took them 2 months to come back online lol. You really don't understand the way the world and the Internet works do you? x)

I must say goodjob to USA which took down Megaupload in ONE day and kaaboon the pafe got down. But Sweden should take it down again haha

[eymas]

As far as i know the site got attacked until it went down , not sure if the host-ers were caught.

They were caught and sentenced. Although freed eventually: http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2015/jun/02/last-remaining-pirate-bay-founder-freed-from-jail-fredrik-neij

Needless to say, the law definitely has a view of what happens over the net, and take action when necessary: In the case of large and/or important structures being attacked i.e. Paypal or banks in general, government websites and bodies etc.
Despite that they can still consider smaller cases like these, but well... can't say they will immediately sentence one to prison for DDoS ing  a game server sadly.