This week, the Congressional Research Service (CRS) published a report on “Cybercrime and the Law: Primer on the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act and Related Statutes”. This longer than normal (53 pages) report provides a detailed look at the CFAA, its definitions and seven categories of actions prohibited under the statue. It concludes with a discussion of potential issues of concern for Congress.
The latter discussion should be of interest to anyone working in or on the fringes of the cybersecurity community. Topics include:
• Botnet trafficking,
• “Hacking back”,
• Critical infrastructure,
• Doxing and swatting, and
• The insider threat.
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