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Hai Giandega. Thanks for your reply. How about your country? Would you mind to share?
Thank You. Have a nice day!
syafiqah, may I ask how you found this forum? We often see new users from Malaysia who have similar questions like you have and I am curious, where all the users from Malaysia come from.
regards,
Robin
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Hai Bunnysniper. Act, i just randomly search it on the web and found this forum.This forum is quite interesting. Furthermore, im in the midst of doing some research regarding cyber forensic. From this forum, i can gather lots of information that useful for me. Besides that, I also want to increase some awareness about cyber forensic in my country.
It is much appreciated if you could share your opinion regarding this matter.
Thanks.
Let say if that student has intention to commit for identity theft, is he will be charge for imprisonment? What about stealing answer for test? what is the punishment? and is there any law/act regarding juvenile crime (specifically cyber crime) in your country?
Thank You!
PRISON OR NOT?
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syafiqah - Newbie
PRISON OR NOT?
Hello all,
If a 17 years old student plead guilty to a charge of hacking, unauthorized activities of accessing computer materials, will he/she be sentenced to imprisonment?
Thank You.
If a 17 years old student plead guilty to a charge of hacking, unauthorized activities of accessing computer materials, will he/she be sentenced to imprisonment?
Thank You.
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JaredDM - Senior Member
Re: PRISON OR NOT?
There are too many factors to consider here to give any sort of direct answer to that.
The local laws of the country, state, the region will vary greatly. It'll likely also depend on the specific circumstances and motives. Was he hacking into his teacher's computer to steal answers to an upcoming test or was he trying to hack with intent to steal money or commit identity theft? Those two scenarios would be treated very differently most places.
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The local laws of the country, state, the region will vary greatly. It'll likely also depend on the specific circumstances and motives. Was he hacking into his teacher's computer to steal answers to an upcoming test or was he trying to hack with intent to steal money or commit identity theft? Those two scenarios would be treated very differently most places.
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Lead Data Recovery Tech at Data Medics® - www.data-medics.com
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syafiqah - Newbie
Re: PRISON OR NOT?
- giandegaIn which country
Hai Giandega. Thanks for your reply. How about your country? Would you mind to share?
Thank You. Have a nice day!
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Bunnysniper - Senior Member
Re: PRISON OR NOT?
- syafiqahIf a 17 years old student plead guilty to a charge of hacking, unauthorized activities of accessing computer materials, will he/she be sentenced to imprisonment?
syafiqah, may I ask how you found this forum? We often see new users from Malaysia who have similar questions like you have and I am curious, where all the users from Malaysia come from.
regards,
Robin
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All opinions are mine and are not necessarily the opinions of my employer.
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syafiqah - Newbie
Re: PRISON OR NOT?
- Bunnysniper- syafiqahIf a 17 years old student plead guilty to a charge of hacking, unauthorized activities of accessing computer materials, will he/she be sentenced to imprisonment?
syafiqah, may I ask how you found this forum? We often see new users from Malaysia who have similar questions like you have and I am curious, where all the users from Malaysia come from.
regards,
Robin
Hai Bunnysniper. Act, i just randomly search it on the web and found this forum.This forum is quite interesting. Furthermore, im in the midst of doing some research regarding cyber forensic. From this forum, i can gather lots of information that useful for me. Besides that, I also want to increase some awareness about cyber forensic in my country.
It is much appreciated if you could share your opinion regarding this matter.
Thanks.
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syafiqah - Newbie
Re: PRISON OR NOT?
- JaredDMThere are too many factors to consider here to give any sort of direct answer to that.
The local laws of the country, state, the region will vary greatly. It'll likely also depend on the specific circumstances and motives. Was he hacking into his teacher's computer to steal answers to an upcoming test or was he trying to hack with intent to steal money or commit identity theft? Those two scenarios would be treated very differently most places.
Let say if that student has intention to commit for identity theft, is he will be charge for imprisonment? What about stealing answer for test? what is the punishment? and is there any law/act regarding juvenile crime (specifically cyber crime) in your country?
Thank You!