| Infosec: | Secure |
| Privacy: | Private |
| Human rights: | For everyone |
| Infosec: | Secure |
| Privacy: | Private |
| Human rights: | For everyone |
I wish for someone to bring me a pub

Two Massachusetts brothers have built a fleet of miniature Irish pubs on wheels. They tow the miniature bars to backyards, weddings and neighborhood parties across New England. The business began during the pandemic when brothers from Reading started building an authentic-looking pub in a driveway. Now the Wee Irish Pubs travel from March through December, serving as the centerpiece of St. Patrick’s celebrations, bachelor parties and family gatherings. Inside, church pews, antique decorations and a bar made from an 1864 piano recreate the feel of a traditional Irish pub. For many hosts, the miniature bars offer a place for neighbors, friends and family to gather and celebrate together.
On Friday a judge ordered those who uploaded the videos to YouTube to remove them. By Saturday, a backup of the videos was available online as a torrent and on the Internet Archive.
"Luck is my middle name," said Rincewind, indistinctly. "Mind you, my first name is Bad."
Terry Pratchett, Interesting Times
Could I please request some advice from my fellow cybersecurity people. I'm thinking of putting together a public feed of IOCs from public OSINT-reporting.
I've already got everything setup, but I'm not sure if this would be considered... a little bit too much of a scraping activity.
Would it be appreciated, or frowned upon?