That charge would depend entirely on whether or not installing a root certificate can be considered "intentional" "impairment to integrity". I can't find any ca

That charge would depend entirely on whether or not installing a root certificate can be considered "intentional" "impairment to integrity". I can't find any case law that would provide the interpretation for this, but I think it's safe to say you probably won't be able to overcome the burden of proving that they caused the damage intentionally if it even qualifies as damage (which I find unlikely).