COMPUTER VIRUS AS A TORT OBLIGATION.

This article is devoted to the definition of a computer virus as a source of increased danger. The article covers the difference of a computer virus from other objects of civil rights and gives a detailed analysis of its characteristics as: 1) an intangible object exempt of civil turnover; 2) transaction, which content does not comply with the law, and is also made for a purpose deliberately contradict to the principles of public order or morality; 3) a source of increased danger; 4) force majeure; 5) a basis of tort liability; 6) ratio of the legal regime of computer virus and software.