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Security expert Graham Cluley from Sophos, a UK-based antivirus company, pointed out on his blog that: "The Computer Misuse Act makes it an offence in the United Kingdom to access another person's computer, or alter data on their computer, without the owner's permission." He says:The BBC responded that there was
Sure, a TV report like this can raise awareness of the serious problem of computers being controlled by hackers. But is it appropriate for a broadcaster to use innocent people's computers without their permission for the purposes of their experiment?
Struan Roberrtson, a technology lawyer with Pinsent Masons confirmed that the BBC "appears to have broken the Computer Misuse Act," adding: "It does not matter that the emails were sent to the BBC's own accounts and criminal intent is not necessary to establish an offence of unauthorised access to a computer."
The maximum penalty for the offence is two years' imprisonment, but Roberrtson does not expect a prosecution "because the BBC's actions probably caused no harm. On the contrary, it probably did prompt many people to improve their security," he said.
"a powerful public interest in demonstrating the ease with which such malware can be obtained and used," and that it would enccourage people to defend their PCs from such attacks. Also: "The BBC has strict editorial guidelines for this type of investigation, which were followed to the letter."That makes it ok then!

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