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The Supreme Korean court says that scraping publicly available data is legal

292 点作者 PigiVinci83将近 3 年前

10 条评论

bobthepanda将近 3 年前
&gt; The Supreme Court held that the Defendants did not access an unauthorized or restricted information network and found Defendants not guilty of violating the Information Protection Act based on the following findings: (i) there was no objective evidence showing that access to Yanolja’s API server was restricted or that Yanolja has implemented any technical measures blocking unauthorized access; (ii) Yanolja’s general terms of use was clearly applicable to registered users only; (iii) Yanolja’s general terms of use did not prohibit use of packet capture and scraping, which was used by Defendants; (iv) Yanolja’s API server was accessible via mobile app and a PC web browser; and (v) there was no reason to restrict access to Yanolja’s API server, as it was not used for storing valuable business information.<p>I am not a South Korean lawyer (or any lawyer), but basically this just means you do have to actually put effort into restricting access to information if you want to sue someone over illegally accessing it, right?
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armchairhacker将近 3 年前
I think the bar to whether something is an &quot;illegal data breach&quot; or not, should be whether the security is half-decent according to most security researchers. Because in cases like these (and the one where someone almost got arrested for clicking &quot;view source&quot;), the vast majority of security researchers will agree that the security was terrible and irresponsible.<p>Even scraping public data could be a gray area e.g. if you&#x27;re scraping a <i>huge</i> amount of possible addresses or de-aggregating on a massive scale. More importantly, you could <i>say</i> that you are doing this, e.g. claim that you found a &quot;secret&quot; 64-bit key by evaluating every possible one. But if your data is accessible via simple API requests, clearly there is limited &quot;guessing&quot; or brute-force going on.
martin82将近 3 年前
On the one hand, I do think that scraping should be legal, on the other hand, I maintain a lot of websites and scrapers are a gigantic pain in the ass that make hosting a popular site for normal people cost-prohibitive (you need to scale up servers or invest engineering time to prevent scraping).<p>This can only lead to a more centralised web where only rich people can afford to host content.<p>There needs to be a solution like some kind of internet metadata archive, distributed on IPFS or something where bots can get their data if they want.
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323将近 3 年前
Tech people applaud this, but then they are all upset when someone collects 100 mil Facebook&#x2F;... public profiles.
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exysle将近 3 年前
In other words, you can build a Korean &#x27;Google&#x27; today by scraping Google.
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recycledmatt将近 3 年前
Do scrapers all proxy out of Seoul now?
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ss108将近 3 年前
Supreme Korean Court has a rather different vibe from Korean Supreme Court
ctocoder将近 3 年前
there is going to be a lot of scrapers running out of South Korea :)
PigiVinci83将近 3 年前
Other news on web scraping world at <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;thewebscraping.club&#x2F;p&#x2F;a-brief-wrap-up-of-the-latest-news" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;thewebscraping.club&#x2F;p&#x2F;a-brief-wrap-up-of-the-latest-...</a>
intrestingstuff将近 3 年前
my approach:<p>if it&#x27;s on google, it can be on my website
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