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1. Wu Dang, based in Hong Kong, hacks into the Hewlett-Packard database and “steals” plans and...

1. Wu Dang, based in Hong Kong, hacks into the Hewlett-Packard database and “steals” plans and specifications for HP’s latest products. The HP server is located in the United States. He sells this information to a Chinese company in Shanghai. Has he violated the US Economic Espionage Act?

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