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Consider that cybercrime could potentially turn off power for half of United States, launch a nuclear missile or deorbit a satellite over a populated area. Abil
by sfifs 10y ago
Consider that cybercrime could potentially turn off power for half of United States, launch a nuclear missile or deorbit a satellite over a populated area. Ability to say break into a say a Ubuntu or Red Hat binary server could server malware to hundreds of organizations including Governments.
As usual, there is no one size fits all and so Judges usually have leeway to decide severity of punishment.
- ryanlol 10y ago>Consider that cybercrime could potentially turn off power for half of United States, launch a nuclear missile or deorbit a satellite over a populated area. Any such acts would be criminal on their own, not sure what point you're trying to make besides emotional appeal. > Ability to say break into a say a Ubuntu or Red Hat binary server could server malware to hundreds of organizations including Governments. If you actually did something with such access it shouldn't be very hard to find suitable crimes to charge you with other than breaking to the servers.