A new bill passed by the Georgia State Senate last week deems all forms of unauthorized computer access as illegal, thus potentially criminalizing the finding and reporting of security vulnerabilities.
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New Bill in Georgia Could Criminalize Security Research
A new bill passed by the Georgia State Senate last week deems all forms of unauthorized computer access as illegal, thus potentially criminalizing the finding and reporting of security vulnerabilities. The post New Bill in Georgia Could Criminalize Security Research appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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