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Why Damn Vulnerable Linux is legal!
Written by DVL Team   


In June 2007, the German parliament passed changes to the computer crime laws, including §202c StGB, which states (unapproved translation):

Whoever prepares a crime according to §202a or §202b and who creates, obtains or provides access to, sells, yields, distributes or otherwise allows access to

  • passwords or other access codes, that allow access to data or
  • computer programs whose aim is to commit a crime
will be punished with up to one year jail or a fine.

Additionally, this new section is interwoven with other laws, including the ones covering terrorism. The current interpretation includes the acceptance of others committing a crime using material as violation of §202c.

Damn Vulnerable Linux is legal according to §202a, §202b and §202c! Damn Vulnerable Linux is a training environment for IT security experts in academia and NOT a hackers toolbox! It is NOT thought to enforce any illegal actions but thought to train the development of secure software. It is meant for educational purposes and teaching in university lectures. It is NOT meant to enforce any illegal actions. By downloading and using Damn Vulnerable Linux you agree to stay legal!


 

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References

  • IITAC - International Institute (Certification and Training)
  • Leibnitz University of Hannover, Germany (Secure Software Development Lecture)
  • University of Applied Sciences and Arts Hannover, Germany (Secure Software Development Lecture)
  • East Tennessee State University, U.S (Ethical Hacking Class)
  • University of the Basque Country, Spain (Computer Security Class)
  • University of Florida, U.S. (Student Infosec Team)
  • Institute Superieur Maritim, Algeria

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