(In)justice in the digital age

2007-04-01

Patrick Knight

Authentium, USA
Editor: Helen Martin

Abstract

The recent Julie Amero court case has raised a number of concerns regarding computer security, investigation and liability. Who is responsible when a person uses a computer that is infected with malicious software? Can the user be liable even when unaware of the infestation? Can the user be liable even if they do not own or control the computer? Patrick Knight considers what is needed to achieve justice in the digital age.


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