Almost all state laws based on the CFAA, including this one, similarly require either knowingly doing it or some other form of specific intent. At least at a glance. If there is a specific part you think does not, I’m happy to look at it, but I’ve read a lot of pages of law to respond to people so far, and I’d like to avoid reading another 25 if I can avoid it.

It does not require the federal government to fix the CFAA, for sure, but you still have to change the intent requirement to allow for recklessness, which it does not right now afaict.

If you really want an expert opinion, I’m sure Orin Kerr has opined on this, and he knows pretty much the entire are of state and federal law on this cold. I’d be shocked if he did not reach the same conclusion