Is it legal to hack into my own computer?

[axelfox]

Meaning, that I do it from another computer (not in the same house). I just want to see if I can do it, how easy or how hard it is.

The home network has a Linux firewall.

 

[pac1085]

sure why not, ive done it many times...

 

[BigToque]

it doesnt matter if its legal or not. unless your planning to take yourself to court if you get in.

 

[Total Refected Power]

Just use a hack saw. You'll be alright.

 

[IBhacknU]

Is it legal to break into your own house (in case you lose your key)?

HELL YES!

 

[prodigy]

Who's gonna stop you????

 

[Mr.IncrediblyBored]

Don't do it. Don't hack into your own computer!!

It's been a long court battle and I finally think I truely have a case with the latest evidence against myself. I'll beat me if its the last thing I do.

(Can you believe the that bastard, KnightBreed, took me to court?!)

 

[Big Bwana]

<< Is it legal to break into your own house (in case you lose your key)? >>





<< HELL YES! >>



damn...this true? kinda seems whacked to me...it's my house, my property, and this sure as hell is my chainsaw...

BB

 

[axelfox]

Hehe, looking back at the question, that was one of the dumbest ones I've ever asked!

Peace Out

 

[DAM]

dont worry axel im sure there will be others dont feel to bad, you will out do yourself eventually.






dam()

 

[abracadabra1]

watchout for the commies!

 

[pac1085]

 

[Stealth1024]

Nothing like taking yourself to court...

&quot;Microsoft has hired lawyers to attack it's own product line in an attempt to confuse the DOJ. This stunning new tactic shows great promise according to several Harvard Law professors, although many expressed confusion when questioned about the long term effects of this campaign.&quot;

 

[Demon-Xanth]

You can, provided that the entire path is owned by you. If you DoS yourself from another computer over your ISP's link they might have an issue about it.

 

[e_mc_2]

Doug Luelin hosts The Schizophrenic CourtRoom with Judge Wapner Jr.

heh

 

[Pretender]

If you hack your own computer from a computer which isn't yours, the person who owns the computer could theoretically sue you for wasting their computer's time, or for making you a apprentice without their consent to your criminal act against yourself.

Not that this would hold up in court, but it would be interesting to count how many times the defendant said the words &quot;I&quot;, &quot;me&quot;, and &quot;my&quot; during the trial.