In re the Arbitration between Davis & Esikoff

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• holding that violation occurs “when a person circumvents a computer’s generally applicable rules regarding access permissions, such as username and password requirements, to gain access to a computer”
• indicating that, because CFAA § 1030 applies to both civil actions and criminal prosecutions, the rule of lenity 14 applies when construing the statute
• explaining that servers are “computers that manage network resources and provide data to other computers”
• interpreting Van Buren to require CFAA plaintiffs to show technological harm
• “The CFAA was enacted to prevent 12 intentional intrusion onto someone else's computer—specifically, computer hacking.”
• “The CFAA was enacted to prevent 13 intentional intrusion onto someone else’s computer—specifically, computer hacking.

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).