A new state anti-hacking law targets anyone who damages business computers or systems, writes attorney Robert C Kain.
May 21, 2015 at 12:00 AM
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The Computer Abuse and Data Recovery Act was signed into law May 14 by Gov. Rick Scott, effective Oct. 1.
The new law called CADRA establishes civil violations and monetary recoveries against unauthorized people, such as computer hackers, who cause harm or damage to business computers or systems which contain business information.
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