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Re: consequences for student hacking
From: Eric Case <ecase () EMAIL ARIZONA EDU>
Date: Tue, 19 Feb 2008 20:31:24 -0700
At 10:19 PM 2/19/2008 -0400, Halliday,Paul wrote:
If I happen to be 'passively' collecting data that 'your' network happens to be providing me with, have I done something wrong?
(I'm not a lawyer.) What would the cell phone companies say to this? What would the FFC say? What are your terms of service? The terms of service at Boise State restrict the use of some tools: At 02:38 PM 2/19/2008 -0700, Bob Henry wrote:
Boise State has a policy restricting the use of network scanners, host scanners, sniffers, etc. to those approved by the Network Engineer.
When I was a departmental IT manager and a student violated the AUP s/he lost access for a week for the first offence, a month for the second and the third offence was permanent lost of the departmental account. Now, well that one more document I need to draft. :( -Eric Eric Case, CISSP <ecase () Arizona edu> Information Security Officer College of Engineering <http://www.Engr.Arizona.edu> 1127 E James E. Rogers Way Room 200 Tucson, AZ 85721-0020 Mobile Phone 520-275-6436
Current thread:
- consequences for student hacking Bob Henry (Feb 19)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: consequences for student hacking Valdis Kletnieks (Feb 19)
- Re: consequences for student hacking Halliday,Paul (Feb 19)
- Re: consequences for student hacking Halliday,Paul (Feb 19)
- Re: consequences for student hacking Eric Case (Feb 19)
- Re: consequences for student hacking Bob Mahoney (Feb 19)
- Re: consequences for student hacking Valdis Kletnieks (Feb 19)
- Re: consequences for student hacking Bill Brinkley (Feb 20)
- Re: consequences for student hacking Doug Markiewicz (Feb 20)
- Re: consequences for student hacking Schley Andrew Kutz (Feb 20)
- consequences for student hacking Tom Siu (Feb 20)