California Penal Code Section 502 (PC 502) addresses unauthorized access to computer systems and data, commonly known as hacking. Under this law, it is a crime to knowingly access a computer, computer system, network, or data without permission from the owner and to alter, damage, delete, destroy, o...

Legal defenses against claims of unauthorized code use—particularly under federal law in the United States—are grounded in statutory requirements and case law. Below are the primary legal defenses that may be raised in response to such allegations: Key Legal Defenses 1. Lack of Intent Explanation:...

California’s Comprehensive Computer Data Access and Fraud Act, codified as Penal Code § 502, is a broad statute designed to protect individuals, businesses, and government agencies from unauthorized access, tampering, interference, or damage to computer data and systems. Key Provisions Scope of Pr...

Protecting yourself from manipulative or edited recordings involves a combination of awareness, technical knowledge, and proactive strategies. Here are some key steps and considerations: Understanding the Risks Deepfake Audio and Voice Cloning: Advances in AI technology have made it easier for sca...

To work effectively with online rental platforms to restrict unauthorized party rentals, hosts and property managers can leverage a combination of platform policies, technology tools, and proactive communication strategies: 1. Utilize Platform Anti-Party Policies and Tools Many platforms like Airb...