Ethical Analysis of Hacker-for-hire Website Case Study
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This report provides an ethical analysis of the case study of Hacker-for-hire website that leaked the details of around 60 clients from Australia in public without their consent. The report uses four different ethical theories, namely Utilitarianism Theory, Deontology Theory, Virtue Theory, and Contract Theory, to evaluate the act and concludes that it is ethically and morally wrong.
Ethical Analysis of Hacker-for-hire Website Case Study
Added on 2019-11-08
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