Gregory A. Gilliss wrote:
IANAL, however I have studied contract law in America. In America, EULA
is construed as a contract by the American courts. It is not part of a
separate contract, it is its own contract. Courts consider contracts to
be valid if, among other things, there is bargain for
Robert Ahnemann wrote:
So its 4 days after the virus was found, and they just discover that
its got a list of 20 machines that it will pull from to create a
massive DDoS across the net? What took them so long to find it?
The list was encrypted.
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I've never heard of a rule that prohibits the introduction in evidence
of Norton Ghost images or any other electronic evidence. In most places
in the US, I think, there wouldn't be any hard and fast rules; it would
be up to the judge to decide whether the evidence was reliable enough.
