People Not Happy With Argentine Ruling
from the encouraging-hacking dept
Following up on yesterday's story about the judge who said hacking a website isn't illegal in Argentina, many people in Argentina are upset by all the news coverage that they think misinterprets the judge's ruling. They're afraid this will make Argentinian hackers more aggressive in hacking pages, or in creating viruses. Of course, the simple solution would be for Argentina to just extend the law to make sure it covers the internet.
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