Computer source code tampering attracts criminal liability where legally required code is intentionally or knowingly concealed, destroyed, or altered. Knowingly or intentionally concealing, destroying, altering, or causing another person to do so with computer source code constitutes an offence where the ... Summary
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Computer source code tampering attracts criminal liability where legally required code is intentionally or knowingly concealed, destroyed, or altered.
Knowingly or intentionally concealing, destroying, altering, or causing another person to do so with computer source code constitutes an offence where the code must be kept or maintained by law. Computer source code includes programme listings, commands, design and layout, and programme analysis in any form. Punishment may include imprisonment, fine, or both.
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