The new law also makes it an offence to supply or make available any
software or tools that could be used to commit hacking or denial of
service attacks, and those found guilty under this section of the act
face up to two years in jail.
Not only that, but the reform also targets anyone who
On Wed, 15 Nov 2006, Ronald MacDonald wrote:
I'm worried the Government is tightening the Computer Misuse Act
without fully understanding any consequences...
Um, isn't that their *job*? Who said they needed to understand anything?
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J. Oquendo wrote:
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The new law also makes it an offence to supply or make available any
software or tools that could be used to commit hacking or denial of
service attacks, and those found guilty under this section of the act
face up to two years in jail.
They were doing OK until
On Mon, 2006-11-13 at 13:13 -0500, J. Oquendo wrote:
The new law also makes it an offence to supply or make available any
software or tools that could be used to commit hacking or denial of
service attacks, and those found guilty under this section of the act
face up to two years in jail.
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Denial of service attackers face 10 years in jail
http://www.zdnetasia.com/news/security/0,39044215,61966964,00.htm
By Andy McCue
Special to ZDNet Asia
November 13 2006
Denial of service attackers in the United Kingdom now face up to 10
years in jail with updated computer
The new law also makes it an offence to supply or make available any
software
like an operating system? like a compiler? like PoC code? like
manpages, help files, and other software documentation? like a web
browser that can be used to find such information?
or tools
like a computer? like
Eliah Kagan wrote:
The new law also makes it an offence to supply or make available any
software
like an operating system? like a compiler? like PoC code? like
manpages, help files, and other software documentation? like a web
browser that can be used to find such information?
Or a
