Computer resource protection expands compensation liability for information destruction, alteration, utility impairment, and intentional source-code interference. Section 43 expands conduct attracting damages to include destruction, deletion, or alteration of information in a computer resource and acts diminishing ... Summary
Computer resource protection expands compensation liability for information destruction, alteration, utility impairment, and intentional source-code interference.
Section 43 expands conduct attracting damages to include destruction, deletion, or alteration of information in a computer resource and acts diminishing its value, utility, or integrity. It also covers intentional stealing, concealment, destruction, or alteration of computer source code. Damages are payable by way of compensation to the affected person, and computer source code includes programme listings, commands, design and layout, and programme analysis.
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