Bob is a former employee of a bank. He is trying to find a new job after he was terminated from the bank. Bob tries to access his old employee accounts at the bank she worked and he is able to log in with his old credentials.Bob finds information of his clients hoping to get in touch with them for a potential of finding a job. Bob is unsuccessful and decides to inform his former boss from the bank that the bank's system is vulnerable and that former employees can still log in. Bob hopes that by being honest he well get his job back. But, while bob used his old credentials to log in, he spread a virus from his computer to bank system's system and that is how it became vulnerable. A bank lost about $200,000 as a result of this. So when bob lets his boss know, his boss calls law enforcement and they arrest Bob.

What federal statutory offences may Bob be charged with?

What defences if any can Bob offer at trial?

What are Bob's and court's arguments and what are the strengths and weaknesses of those arguments?