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News/Cyber & Privacy/DOJ Changes to CFAA Guidance Draw Scorn from Diverse Critics
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DOJ Changes to CFAA Guidance Draw Scorn from Diverse Critics

Andrew Crocker of the Electronic Frontier Foundation—a vocal critic of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act—and Aaron Cooper—a former CFAA prosector for the DOJ—each argue that CFAA reforms just announced by the DOJ offer little substantive protection to ethical security researchers, and served mainly as good PR for the agency.

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