The document outlines The Ten Commandments of Computer Ethics as compiled by the Brookings Institution and the Computer Ethics Institute. The 10 commandments address ethical issues around using technology to harm others, interfere with others' work, snoop in files, steal, bear false witness, use unlicensed software, use other's resources without permission, take others' intellectual output, consider social impact of programs/systems, and ensure respect for others. Each commandment is then examined in one to two paragraphs.

1. The Ten Commandments of Computer Ethics A summary by Sean Martinson of A project by the Brookings Institution.