Unauthorised computer access and data interference trigger compensatory liability for harm caused to computer resources and source code. Section 43 imposes compensatory liability on a person who, without permission of the owner or person in charge, interferes with a computer, computer ... Summary
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Unauthorised computer access and data interference trigger compensatory liability for harm caused to computer resources and source code.
Section 43 imposes compensatory liability on a person who, without permission of the owner or person in charge, interferes with a computer, computer system, computer network or computer resource. Covered conduct includes unauthorised access, data extraction, introduction of contaminants or viruses, damage or disruption, denial of authorised access, facilitating prohibited access, manipulation of service charges, harmful alteration of information, and intentional theft, concealment, destruction or alteration of source code to cause damage.
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