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Security Issues
You must respect the integrity of UW computers and networks and other
people's computers and networks.
- You must not access any UW computers or
networks nor any computers or networks connected to UW without proper
authorization.
- In no case may you disrupt or harm computers, computer
software, computer data or information, or networks regardless of whether
the computer, software, data, information, or network in question is owned
by the University.
- Do not attempt to break into UW computers, networks, or user
accounts; or use university computers or networks as a staging ground for
attempts to break into other systems or networks.
- Do not intentionally seek information about, browse,
obtain copies of, or modify private files or passwords belonging to other
people, whether at the University of Washington or elsewhere, unless you
are specifically authorized to do so by those individuals. This includes
looking at someone's private files without his or her permission, even if
it is possible for you to do so.
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Security Examples
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1 Looking at other
peoples' files.
2 Someone forgot to
logout.
3 Poking around in
other computers.
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