Spam Control Act 2007 s 9

s 9 Use of dictionary attack and address‑harvesting software

9. A person must not send, cause to be sent, or authorise the sending of, an electronic message to electronic addresses generated or obtained through the use of —(a) a dictionary attack; or (b) address-harvesting software.

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