Lawsuits against foreign states for cyberattacks and data breaches.
This new law allows U.S. citizens to sue foreign states for damages resulting from unauthorized computer access, data theft, or cyberattacks. This means if a foreign state breaches your data or damages your computer, you can seek compensation in court. The law also applies to ongoing cases.
Key points
Ability to sue foreign states for cyberattacks and data theft.
Compensation for personal injury, harm to reputation, or property damage.
The law covers actions like unauthorized access to U.S. computers, theft of confidential electronic information, and harmful programs.
Also applies to foreign states providing material support for such activities.
The law applies to pending and future cases.
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