Cyber terrorism criminalises unauthorised computer interference and access to restricted information threatening national security, with life imprisonment possible. Cyber terrorism includes intentional computer interference aimed at threatening national unity, security or sovereignty, or striking terror, where it ... Summary
Cyber terrorism criminalises unauthorised computer interference and access to restricted information threatening national security, with life imprisonment possible.
Cyber terrorism includes intentional computer interference aimed at threatening national unity, security or sovereignty, or striking terror, where it causes or is likely to cause serious harm, disruption of essential services, or adverse effects on critical information infrastructure. It also includes unauthorised access to restricted security-related information where its use may harm protected national interests or benefit a foreign nation or group. Commission or conspiracy is punishable with imprisonment that may extend to life imprisonment.
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