Question

The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act would protect someone from what behavior? (1 point) Responses a teenager illegally downloading a song a teenager illegally downloading a song a person in another state accessing their bank account a person in another state accessing their bank account a company advertising online to children under 13 a company advertising online to children under 13 a person posting negative comments on their Facebook page

Answer 1

The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) primarily addresses unauthorized access to computer systems and data. Among the options provided, a person in another state accessing their bank account would typically be protected under the CFAA, provided that they have the legal right to access their own bank account and are not violating any terms of service in the process.

Therefore, the correct response based on the protections offered by the CFAA would be: a person in another state accessing their bank account.