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Go after the company for what? I am missing here what crime was purportedly committed, and where "controls and oversight" come into play. From what I heard, h
by user43928 2mo ago
Go after the company for what?
I am missing here what crime was purportedly committed, and where "controls and oversight" come into play.
From what I heard, hacking related crimes are not applicable because of the lack of intent in the HF case.
- bluGill 2mo agoThat is what the AGs are trying to figure out. There are a lot of different laws with slight differences. I will not state every single one is not applicable because I don't know every single one and it only takes one law that is applicable to go after then. Even if the only result of this is asking legislators to close a loophole that would be good. Hacking is a real problem, and we need have more of it punished legally.
- user43928 2mo agoIn my opinion the law here works as intended. No intent, no crime. If you wish otherwise, tread carefully. I do not want to go to prison in case my software malfunctions.