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by Michael Froomkin
Laurie Silvers & Mitchell Rubenstein Distinguished Professor of Law
University of Miami School of Law
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Just as long as you’re not DDoS‘ing, Michael. That would be stupid.
I’ve been thinking about calling the FBI to complain about Josh Koster (Esquire):
But perhaps better than the FBI, perhaps the EFF could do more good here…. if someone like Jennifer Granick could reach out and contact that Esquire twit. Someone could politely explain the law to him.
It’s been pointed out that politically motivated DDoS attacks aren’t anything new. But I don’t have to like them. No matter who the target is. These attacks affect everyone on the ‘net.