auxiliary computer.
Chapter Two: Computer Offenses
Disrupting or
interfering with
a computer or
computer
material
2.
A person who unlawfully does one of the following, shall be liable to
imprisonment for a period of three years:
(1) Disrupts the proper operation of a computer or interferes with its use;
(2) Deletes computer material, alters it, disrupts it in any other way or
interferes with its use.
False
information or
false output
3. (a) A person who does one of the following shall be liable to
imprisonment for a period of five years:
(1) Transfers to another person or stores in a computer false
information or performs an action with respect to information so it
would result in the production of false information or false output;
(2) Writes software program, transfers software program to another
person or stores software program in a computer, so it would result
in the production of false information or false output, or operates a
computer while using software program as aforesaid.
(b) In this section, “false information” and “false output” - information
or output that can mislead, pursuant to the objectives of their use.
Unlawful
penetration into
computer
material
4.
A person who unlawfully penetrates computer material located in a
computer, shall be liable to imprisonment for a period of three years; for this
purpose, “penetration into computer material” - penetration by means of
communication or connection with a computer, or by operating it, but
excluding penetration into computer material which constitutes
eavesdropping under the Eavesdropping Law, 5729 – 1979.
Penetration into
computer
material in
order to commit
another offense
5.
A computer
virus
6. (a) A person who composes a software program in a manner that
A person who performs an act prohibited under Section 4, in order to
commit an offense under any law, excluding this Law, shall be liable to
imprisonment for a period of five years.
enables it to cause damage to or disruption of a non-specific computer or
computer material, in order to unlawfully cause damage to or disruption of a
computer or computer material, whether specific or non-specific, shall be
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