Arent hacking sites breaking the law?

MotionizQ · November 2009

by messing with the coding put into the game?

[Greycloak] · November 2009

Unfortunately they aren't against the law. It's definitely against the terms of service, but not the law.

SiilenceR · November 2009

[MOD]Greycloak wrote: »

Unfortunately they aren't against the law. It's definitely against the terms of service, but not the law.

Dang! Those b4s****s >:]

BlindKitty · November 2009

You can sue sites. I remember the gigantiac law suit with Nexon and TGS. If you're willing to go that far.

notfound404 · November 2009

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wvJiYrRcfQo&feature=related

TreacleFox · November 2009

i think it is against copywrite laws...
there messing with crossfire copywrited material and sometimes charge you for it! (vip hack)

_Sp4wn_ · November 2009

moose66 wrote: »

i think it is against copywrite laws...
there messing with crossfire copywrited material and sometimes charge you for it! (vip hack)

[MOD]Greycloak wrote: »

Unfortunately they aren't against the law. It's definitely against the terms of service, but not the law.

Yeah sure.

HHV18Z · November 2009

You can sue them though, and they are editing copyrighted material AND in some cases selling it. You can sue them for it which we should do like the Nexus and TGS lawsuit.

Eight8all · November 2009

HHV18Z wrote: »

You can sue them though, and they are editing copyrighted material AND in some cases selling it. You can sue them for it which we should do like the Nexus and TGS lawsuit.

The h@cks don't edit the code, they run their own code on top of, or in place of the game code. They don't copy, or change the game code of crossfire though...

I wish you kids would learn something about computer programming before posting answers like you know what you're talking about.

SeaSp4rrow · November 2009

notfound404 wrote: »

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wvJiYrRcfQo&feature=related

laaawwwwwlll wuuuuuut?

[dot] · November 2009

Eight8all wrote: »

The h@cks don't edit the code, they run their own code on top of, or in place of the game code. They don't copy, or change the game code of crossfire though...

I wish you kids would learn something about computer programming before posting answers like you know what you're talking about.

They change how the program operates tho.

Should be some kind of infringement.
Well, I don't really care.
Illegal measures are the most efficient for taking down bad sites.

Eight8all · November 2009

dot1 wrote: »

They change how the program operates tho.

Should be some kind of infringement.
Well, I don't really care.
Illegal measures are the most efficient for taking down bad sites.

Right, but if I take my car apart, and just use it as a camping trailer, that changes the way it operates. Is that illegal? no. All I'm saying is that these sites are not breaking the law, they are breaking the T&S of Z8Games, however, which is bannable. Unfortunately, though, no legal action can be taken.

Arent hacking sites breaking the law?

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