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DESCRIPTION:Does sharing a Netflix password make you a felon? Recent court 
 rulings on the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) suggest that the answer
  might be yes.\nThe CFAA\, also known as the federal anti-hacking law\, ma
 kes it illegal to intentionally access a computer without authorization or
  &#8220\;in excess of&#8221\; authorization. However\, &#8220\;exceeding a
 uthorized access&#8221\; is a phrase that has been subject to considerable
  dispute.\nWhile specific\, intentional criminal actions deserve proportio
 nal punishments\, millions of Americans could become accidental criminals 
 based on how certain judges and prosecutors choose to interpret the broad 
 wording of the CFAA.\nThis panel co-organized by the Charles Koch Institut
 e and the Electronic Frontier Foundation will discuss recent judicial deci
 sions\, the CFAA\, and the troubles caused by overcriminalization.\n\nMode
 rator: Vikrant Reddy\, senior research fellow\, Charles Koch Institute\nGa
 be Rottman\, deputy director\, Freedom\, Security\, &amp\; Technology Proj
 ect\, Center for Democracy &amp\; Technology\nPaul Rosenzweig\, principal\
 , Red Branch Consulting\nJamie Williams\, Frank Stanton Legal Fellow\, Ele
 ctronic Frontier Foundation
DTSTART:20160914T040000Z
DTEND:20160915T035959Z
LOCATION:Prequel\, 918 F Street NW\, Washington\, DC 20004
SUMMARY:Click\, Click\, CLINK: The CFAA and Overcriminalization in America
URL:https://cdt.org/event/click-click-clink-the-cfaa-and-overcriminalizatio
 n-in-america/
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