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		master-lincoln 53 days ago \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: I found a vulnerability. they found a lawyer Can a non specific password constitute a specific protection? I guess no

andersa 53 days ago [–]

It can. The fact there is a password, even if you can trivially find said password, is considered a protection. The German law is completely absurd here.

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