A Computer Crime Generally Can Only Be Committed by a Person

question 4

True/False

A computer crime generally can only be committed by a person having some knowledge of the operation of a computer.

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Definitions:

Trademark Rights

Legal rights granted to the owner of a trademark, allowing exclusive use of the mark to identify goods or services and protect against unauthorized use.

Trademark Protection

The legal safeguards granted to the owner of a trademark, designed to prevent unauthorized use or reproduction of the mark that could lead to confusion among consumers.

30 Years

Refers to a specific time duration, often notable as a period for long-term financial investments, bonds, or mortgages, signifying a significant milestone in various contexts.

Injurious Falsehood

A legal wrong involving the intentional making of untrue statements that harm another's business interests.