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The Legality of Bruteforcing Login Credentials - lokiavenges - Apr 11, 2015 I would like to know if brute forcing a website is legal. I am trying to hack a websites login and need to know before I begin a attack and for anyone wondering I'm using Kali Linux Hydra. * - Effexion - Apr 11, 2015 Of course this is illegal. You should just turn your computer off tbh, man. * - ༺คק๏ll๏༻ - Apr 11, 2015 is water wet? its illegal as shit, you are trying to get acces to an account that doesn't belong to you, so yes it is illegal * - Emily Brontë - Apr 11, 2015 This is illegal as shit, you are stealing online access to an account that is not your property. * - lokiavenges - Apr 11, 2015 (Apr 11, 2015 03:48 PM){GRITZ_V0RT3X} Wrote: is water wet? What is the penalty of being caught? * - Complexity™ - Apr 11, 2015 (Apr 11, 2015 04:01 PM)lokiavenges Wrote: What is the penalty of being caught? Sir cyber crime isn't a joke, you're potentially looking at prison. You will go on trial and will probably get 10-15 in a penitentiary. 👍 * - Messenger320 - Apr 11, 2015 It's is a serious felony and I would recommend stopping what ever you where gong to be doing. * - phybeя - Apr 11, 2015 If you are asking a question like this, that should be enough reason to stop before you get yourself into trouble. * - blacksarge01 - Apr 12, 2015 sounds good XD. I have never try it. |