This article explains the concept of GPL’s “infectiousness,” clarifies common misconceptions, illustrates how the license affects combined software, and discusses practical implications for changing licenses in open‑source projects, supported by legal references and diagrams.
The article recounts three Zhihu answers that illustrate how hidden backdoors are used in software projects to secure payments, discusses the ambiguous legal status of such practices in China, and explores historic and advanced backdoor techniques ranging from driver‑level tricks to compiler‑injected vulnerabilities.
This article explains how web crawling technology works, distinguishes it from search‑engine bots, analyzes recent criminal cases involving crawlers with big‑data visualizations, and offers practical legal advice for developers and data professionals to avoid liability.
This article examines the rise of web crawler technology in big‑data contexts, clarifies the distinction between legitimate data collection and illegal intrusion, presents statistical analysis of recent court cases involving crawlers, and offers practical legal guidelines for developers and data professionals to avoid criminal liability.
