Possession of Counterfeit or Unauthorized Access Devices is a crime that involves the possession of any type of device, such as a card, key, or code, that can be used to gain unauthorized access to a system, data, or property. It includes both the possession of counterfeit access devices, such as a fake credit card, and the possession of devices that are not necessarily counterfeit but are used without the rightful owner's permission. There are several types of possession of counterfeit or unauthorized access devices, including: • Possession of Counterfeit Credit and Debit Cards: Possession of counterfeit credit cards or debit cards, or the possession of a device that can be used to make unauthorized purchases. • Possession of Counterfeit ID or Security Codes: Possession of counterfeit ID cards or security codes, such as a driver's license or passport, or the possession of a device that can be used to gain access to restricted areas. • Possession of Counterfeit Keys: Possession of counterfeit keys, such as a house or car key, or the possession of a device that can be used to open locked doors or containers. • Possession of Counterfeit Computer Access Codes: Possession of counterfeit computer access codes or passwords, or the possession of a device that can be used to gain unauthorized access to a computer system. • Possession of Unauthorized Access Devices: Possession of devices that are not necessarily counterfeit but are used without the rightful owner's permission, such as a stolen key or password.