Concept
concept:computer_fraud_and_abuse_act
Also: CFAA, Computer Fraud and Abuse Act
United States law cited as the basis for the charges against Martin Gottesfeld.
United States law cited as the basis for the charges against Martin Gottesfeld.
“violating The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act”
United States law under which Tommy says he was charged and later pleaded guilty to a computer-crime count.
“I was actually charged with violating The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act”
“pleading guilty in October of 2003 to one count of violating the CFAA”
U.S. law discussed as not distinguishing clearly between beneficial and malicious computer activity.
“our Computer Fraud and Abuse Act that cares whether you were doing it for good or not”
U.S. federal law under which the episode says Hieu was charged with unauthorized-access offenses.
“All three are violations of the CFAA.”
Federal U.S. computer-crime law used to charge members of Masters of Deception and Legion of Doom.
“they were all arrested and formally charged with violating, yep, you guessed it, the CFAA”
“Everyone in MoD was accused of violating the CFAA.”
A US law referred to through the abbreviation CFAA in connection with prosecutions for computer-related offenses.
“arrested for a CFAA violation and got off”
| Direction | Predicate | Other entity | Origin | EP |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| incoming | MENTIONS | Tommy DeVoss | Explicit | 60 |
Tommy DeVoss MENTIONS Computer Fraud and Abuse Act
Tommy says he was charged with violating the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act after using the internet to make the bomb threat.
Explicit Confidence 99% · Tommy DeVoss EP 60 Details
“I was actually charged with violating The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act”