Re: Is portscanning legal? was Re: application for an employment

[Ansgar -59cobalt- Wiechers <bugtraq () planetcobalt net>]

On 2006-04-07 Craig Wright wrote:
> You just show that you have no idea about the law.
>
> Statuette and codified law is but the tip of the iceberg.

This may come as a shock to you, but the legal systems in Europe usually
are firmly based on codified law. So this is nothing less than the "tip
of the iceberg" here. Didn't they tell you this during your legal
training on european law?

[...]
> Again. The response to a property right is a general duty on other
> people not to interfere with the "res" (thing). This is a maxim in
> law. Keep believing otherwise, it does nothing to change the truth.

*sigh*

This is codified by civil laws, at least here in Germany. And I never
put that into question, despite your continual claims that I did. What
you apparently are reluctant to understand is that by certain actions
the owner of the property implicitly grants certain privileges to the
public.

Regards
Ansgar Wiechers
-- 
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