Section II HIPCAR – Cybercrime/e-Crimes c. input devices such as keyboards, mouse, track pad, scanner, digital cameras; d. output devices such as printer, screens. (10) Hinder in relation to a computer system includes but is not limited to: a. cutting the electricity supply to a computer system; and b. causing electromagnetic interference to a computer system; and c. corrupting a computer system by any means; and d. inputting, transmitting, damaging, deleting, deteriorating, altering or suppressing computer data. (11) Hosting provider means any natural or legal person providing an electronic data transmission service by storing of information provided by a user of the service. (12) Hyperlink means characteristic or property of an element such as symbol, word, phrase, sentence, or image that contains information about another source and points to and causes to display another document when executed. (13) Interception includes but is not limited to the acquiring, viewing and capturing of any computer data communication whether by wire, wireless, electronic, optical, magnetic, oral, or other means, during transmission through the use of any technical device. (14) Multiple electronic mail messages mean a mail message including E-Mail and instant messaging sent to more that thousand recipients. (15) Remote forensic software means investigative software installed on a computer system and used to perform tasks that include but are not limited to keystroke logging or transmission of an IP-address. (16) Seize includes: a. activating any onsite computer system and computer data storage media; b. making and retaining a copy of computer data, including by using onsite equipment; c. maintaining the integrity of the relevant stored computer data; d. rendering inaccessible, or removing, computer data in the accessed computer system; e. taking a printout of output of computer data; or f. seize or similarly secure a computer system or part of it or a computerdata storage medium. (17) Internet service provider means a natural or legal person that provides to users services mentioned in sections 28 – 33 hereof. (18) Traffic data means computer data that: 18 a. relates to a communication by means of a computer system; and b. is generated by a computer system that is part of the chain of communication ; and c. shows the communication’s origin, destination, route, time date, size, duration or the type of underlying services. > Model Policy Guidelines & Legislative Text