Comment by tptacek

Comment by tptacek 9 hours ago

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"To be improper, interference must be wrongful by some measure beyond the fact of the interference itself, such as a statute, regulation, recognized rule of common law, or an established standard of trade or profession."

They don't need a defense: nobody has yet stated a claim!

Retric 9 hours ago

It was claimed they committed copyright infringement and they admit to photographing his works as part of this discovery.

It actually being copyright infringement is questionable, but if so it would be improper behavior.

  • maratc 3 hours ago

    NAL but in copyright it’s not making a copy that’s problematic, it’s making that copy available to others. Anyone can take a picture of Mickey Mouse; one only has a problem when they start to sell it.

    This cryptography solution is more akin to mathematics. And mathematics isn’t covered by the copyright law.

  • tptacek 9 hours ago

    Yep! That'd be a real claim. I hadn't seen that earlier.