liable

Legally a defect in a product means you are stictly liable for all damage it causes.

Are individuals equally liable if they use software that was lifted unbeknownst to them by a software publisher?

If a user lies about his age in order to get an account, Microsoft is no longer liable.

Unless that editorial control is 100% accurate and 100% effective, any error whatsoever will make JTV liable for damages.

Surviving passengers liable with driver for their role in in convincing driver to drive like an idiot.

If the API provides me with data that is incorrect, or illegal (containing copyrighted material, say), who is liable?

Make companies economically liable for hardening their software and hardware and the lawyers will get it done.

Meanwhile, if the leakers are caught just once, they're liable for extreme civil and (in some cases) criminal penalties.

You could be liable when disclosing bugs responsibly too, as some researchers have learned when investigating voting machine security.

Well, if you are hacked, you're not liable for the fraudulent charges anyway (in the U.

Also if you are using credit card, you are not liable for any fraudulent charges.

But nobody wants to hold Google liable for developing a platform that they distribute in a manner that is completely insecure.

In security, "trusted" has a very simple and straightforward definition: Trusted (adj.) - Liable to create a security breach.

Buh Bye, HDD." Well that'll just start a fire and you'd be liable for arson.

My father understood the hardware (hell, HE was the one who upgraded our 486), but my mother is of the mindset that a computer is a complicated thing you're liable to "screw up" or "break".

Ie, the documents you provide are just "suggestions" or boilerplate for a professional to base their work off of, and those professionals are the ones who are actually liable for mistakes or oversights.