Legal moral ethical

storing and processing data without keeping it secure make or trade hacking tools make digital copies of work without permission intercept electronic messages without legal authority

Data protection act 1998 Computer misuse act 1990 copyright, designs and patents act 1988 Regulatory of investigatory powers act 2000

Be fair and lawful Relevant and not excessive Accurate and up to date Only kept as long as needed Only to be used for stated purpose Be kept securely Handled in line with rights Not to be transferred to countries without protection laws

National security Crime and taxation Domestic purposes

Unauthorised access to material Unauthorised access with intent to facilitate a crime Unauthorised modification of material Making, supplying or obtaining anything to be used in computer misuse offenses

Spreading a virus Attempt to log in without authorisation Using someone else’s login Reading, changing or deleting data Obtaining or creating a ‘packet sniffer’

to protect creators of books, music, video, and software

Requires ISPs to assist in surveillance secretly Enables mass surveillance of communications in transit and monitoring of internet activities Enables public bodies to demand private info keys be handed over Prevents the existence of interception warrants