Abstract Computers have been playing a significant role in the daily lives of many people and thus, it is not astounding that unpleasant incidents that involve computer usage have turned out to be widespread issues of litigation. In a broad variety of technological, medical, monetary and other realms, individuals make decisions and execute responses founded on the appearance of the screen of their computer. Whenever there is an error occurs, the question that naturally comes up is how can one share-out blame between the computer and the person using it? Was the computer inadequately designed or was the user negligent? Mostly, interface is the vital part of the computer. Users basically do not comprehend the interior sphere of computer’s bytes, ram and files. Instead, they comprehend their computer via the interface, wording, illustrations and images that are displayed on their screens. Body When the society started using computers, lack of ethical principles regarding their utilization and other related matters brought about a number of problems. Nonetheless, as their usage became extensive and prevalent in different areas of people’s lives, debates on computer ethics brought about some sort of agreement. In the present day, many regulations have been put together as laws by some global national. Malpractice is a common term and there are different laws against it; all people are expected to understand what constitutes computer malpractice. With today’s internet freedom, new ethical matters arise (Weckert, 2007). Computer malpractices do not act against the law but they are unethical. Basically, ethics is all about making a decision between doing what is right or wrong. Computing Machinery Association came up with a code-of-ethics: self-centeredness is the root of unethical conducts (Bynum, 2004). Computer users should understand that it is unacceptable and unethical to look through computer files of someone else because it’s like prying into their private matters. It is also considered to be unethical to send someone an impolite text through e-mail. Unethical conducts can be perceived as punitive issues in some organizations and companies. Malpractice is a conduct that is legal, however it violates a professional code-of-conduct (Stamatellos, 2007). Some other intolerable computer malpractices include leaving one’s computer terminal not attended and open. Choosing password poorly is also unacceptable; snooping at unacceptable and inappropriate websites and utilization of computer systems for one’s personal usage. Computer malpractice is generally a professional misbehavior or a bad practice/conduct. It does not essentially entail infringing a law. Strategies of handling a general problem of getting more consequential precautions in a computer-linked enterprise have both technical and non-technical workings. They are normally multifaceted, but turning out to be more understood and better backed-up by the latest computer systems. The latter are exceptionally extensive, as well as political, social-economic, religious, and other different aspects (Weckert, 2007). A computer-linked misconduct is a behavior that is different from what is preferred or expected. Such misconducts may possibly be attributed to computer, human