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Right. In this case he plead guilty and admitted to having done it. I am just curious as to which specific laws he broke and whether it is possible to inadver
by hurricanetc 7y ago
Right. In this case he plead guilty and admitted to having done it. I am just curious as to which specific laws he broke and whether it is possible to inadvertently break these laws by being a horrible programmer.
If he had intentionally created a spaghetti code mess that just happened to break from time to time would that be different? I assume intention is difficult to prove in court but I am not an attorney.
- elcomet 7y ago> If he had intentionally created a spaghetti code mess that just happened to break from time to time would that be different ? Clearly, yes. Here Siemens decided to go to court because it was obviously malicious code. With a spaghetti mess they would just have hired someone else to clean it.
- pc86 7y ago> I am just curious as to which specific laws he broke 18 USC 1030, or: > > intentional damage to a protected computer