The internet community was rocked this week as one of the most important, coveted items in my lifetime finally hit the web. I'm talking, of course, about the Scarlett Johansson nudie pics.
How many people, do you think, while dutifully pecking away at their office keyboards, came across the news in passing? I'm sure millions cautiously looked over their shoulders, checking to see if the coast was clear, before quickly tabbing the grainy shots for future, undisturbed viewing.
What if that action could get you into trouble? No, not getting fired. I mean actual trouble – felony trouble?
How far should cybersecurity legislation go to protect both the private and public sectors? Let us know in the comments.
That's what many are worrying about this week as the Senate Judiciary Committee debates changes to a 25-year-old bill that deals with cyber-crime.
How do some think we get from cyber-crime legislation to being thrown in jail for sneaking a look at Scarlett Johansson's tush?
First, a little background:
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