There's another issue here. Even if the program in question, when
executed unmodified, is only useful for unfair purposes -- a
proposition which is not yet clear -- in the case of free software
there are other possible uses beyond unmodified execution. Perhaps it
can be studied to help learn the principles of reverse engineering, or
perhaps it can be modified, or pieces of it can be used in a tool
which is useful for more legitimate purposes.
It must be possible to make a good example which is oriented towards
purposes we consider legitimate. We should host that program instead.
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