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Internet fraud law milestones, from CFAA to DSA
1986 set the federal baseline: CFAA targeted unauthorized computer access, and ECPA updated electronic-communications privacy.
Identity-theft law evolved twice: 1998 created the offense, and 2008 broadened CFAA protected-computer coverage.
In 2001, PATRIOT expanded CFAA coverage, and Budapest was adopted on 8 November and signed on 23 November.
CAN-SPAM made deceptive email a federal offense in 2003 through 18 U.S.C. § 1037.
The 2022 DSA targets platform duties, systemic-risk governance, and illegal-content and consumer-protection processes.
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