The AUP prohibits users from transmitting viruses, trojans, worms, malware, ransomware, or other malicious or harmful programs through the Databricks Services.
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This provision establishes a contractual prohibition on malicious code transmission that reinforces applicable computer fraud and cybercrime statutes, and creates explicit grounds for service termination.
The agreement prohibits transmission of malicious code or harmful programs through Databricks Services, consistent with standard cloud platform acceptable use requirements.
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"Transmit any material that contains viruses, Trojan horses, worms, time bombs, cancelbots, malware, ransomware, or any other harmful or deleterious programs.Excerpt from Databricks's AI Acceptable Use Policy
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This provision establishes a contractual prohibition on malicious code transmission that reinforces applicable computer fraud and cybercrime statutes, and creates explicit grounds for service termination.
The agreement prohibits transmission of malicious code or harmful programs through Databricks Services, consistent with standard cloud platform acceptable use requirements.
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