EFF’s @txitua delivered an oral statement today in front of @UN_Vienna Member States urging them not to create legal woes for security researchers who expose security flaws in the draft #UNCybercrimeTreaty. /1 eff.org/pages/oral-int… 
@EFF During the negotiations of the #UNCybercrimeTreaty in Vienna, EFF urged UN Member States to focus on the criminal conduct of using security tools rather than the mere possession, production, or distribution. /2 eff.org/files/2023/01/…
@EFF Article 10 of the #UNCybercrimeTreaty over-criminalizes password sharing. While passwords can be illegally sold for profit, many are shared by friends and family without profit. The article could turn millions of persons into cybercriminals overnight eff.org/pages/oral-int…
@EFF Today, during the negotiations of the #UNCybercrimeTreaty, EFF’s @txitua urged @UN_Vienna Member States not to criminalize security tools. Whilst they can be used for malicious purposes, they are also essential for defensive security efforts. eff.org/pages/oral-int…
@EFF reminds @UN_Vienna’s Member States that history has shown that cybercrime law has been used to violate human rights, chill legitimate conduct, and counter-productively undermine the security of networks and devices. #UNCybercrimeTreaty eff.org/issues/un-cybe…
@EFF In the current draft of the #UNCybercrimeTreaty, the scope of the Treaty is expansively framed, restricting privacy and free expression, and criminalizing important activities protected by human rights standards. eff.org/pages/oral-int…
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