; (bb) disrupt continued unauthorized activity against the defender’s own network; or (cc) monitor the behavior of an attacker to assist in developing future intrusion prevention or cyber defense techniques; but (ii) does not include conduct that— (I) intentionally destroys or renders inoperable information that does not belong to the victim that is stored on another person or entity’s computer; (II) recklessly causes physical injury or financial loss as described under subsection (c)(4); (III) creates a threat to the public health or safety; (IV) intentionally exceeds the level of activity required to perform reconnaissance on an intermediary computer to allow for attribution of the origin of the persistent cyber intrusion; (V) intentionally results in intrusive or remote access into an intermediary’s computer; (VI) intentionally results in the persistent disruption to a person or entities internet connectivity resulting in damages defined under subsection (c)(4); or (VII) impacts any computer described under subsection (a)(1) regarding access to national security information, subsection (a)(3) regarding government computers, or to subsection (c)(4)(A)(i)(V) regarding a computer system used by or for a Government entity for the furtherance of the administration of justice, national defense, or national security; (C) the term attacker means a person or an entity that is the source of the persistent unauthorized intrusion into the victim’s computer