Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012 (RA 10175, Ch. II)

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1. For the stated computer-related fraud offense, what mental purpose accompanies the unauthorized conduct and damage?
2. A person intentionally acquires another company’s identifying information without right. All Section4(b)(3) facts are p…
3. A person possesses a program designed primarily for cybercrime, intending to use it to commit a covered offense. Which …
4. An employee fraudulently and without authority alters payment data through a computer, but intervention prevents any da…
5. A technician lawfully holds ordinary diagnostic tools and has no proved intent to commit a covered cybercrime. The pros…
6. Distinguish computer-related fraud from assuming every unauthorized error is fraud.
7. Explain why possession of a computer utility does not automatically establish misuse of devices.
8. Explain the scope of identifying information protected by Section4(b)(3) and the significance of no damage yet occurrin…