United States:
Texas House Seeks To Criminalize Computer System Breaches
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On April 17, the Texas House passed a law making it a felony to breach a computer
system owned by the government or a commercial entity. In order to
violate the provision, a person would have to act with the intent
to obtain or use a file, data, or proprietary information stored in
the system to defraud another individual or damage property.
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