This includes using a personal computer for these activities against other users or against their information resources. Students may not possess any software, resource or equipment whose purpose is to effect one of the violations listed in the first Provision. Students may not attempt to violate the first Provision. Any such attempt will be considered the same as a violation. Students may not possess, willingly receive or distribute obscene material.
Child pornography is absolutely against the law.
It is a violation of Federal statutes to transmit this material across state lines, even electronically. Students may not violate the Information Technology Appropriate Use Policy off-campus anywhere in the world using College resources. An attempt to gain unauthorized entry to Walsh computing resource via any computer off the College campus is as if the student attempted to gain access from a computer here. Students may not copy, install or use any equipment, service, information, data, image, recording, or other work in violation of applicable copyrights or license agreements. If a student places on College computing resources material created by or belonging to others, he or she must have their permission to do so.