
Computer Damages
Defense in digital sabotage, data deletion and computer system attacks.
Computer Damages: Digital Sabotage
The computer damage crime (Art. 264.2 CP) punishes deleting, altering or disabling data, programs or other people's computer systems without authorization. It is frequent in cases of fired employees who sabotage databases or administrators who delete files by mistake. Technical defense requires digital forensic expertise to analyze access logs, chain of custody of evidence and determine if there was malicious intent or simple technical error.
Why Alonso & Sala for Computer Damage?
Specialized digital sabotage defense. Digital forensic expertise: chain of custody + system access logs.
- securityForensic computer experts: chain of custody audit (bit-by-bit disk image) + log analysis.
- securityTechnical error defense: software bug/automatic script vs. intent accusation (malicious intention).
- securityImplicit authorization strategy: system administrator role = file management permissions (labor defense).
- securityCorporate sabotage experience: employee deleted CRM/database (evidence threatening emails + logs).
FAQs
Is deleting server files a crime?expand_more
What is 'ransomware'?expand_more
Hacking a website and deleting content?expand_more
If I'm the computer owner?expand_more
Installing virus on my ex's PC?expand_more
What is a DDoS attack?expand_more
How do they prove I deleted the files?expand_more
If I formatted the disk by mistake?expand_more
What if it was an 'automatic script' that went wrong?expand_more
Can I go to jail for deleting the company CRM?expand_more
Does backup nullify the crime?expand_more
What is digital 'chain of custody'?expand_more
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