If the malware starts an attack, say by exploiting the PDF plug-in, the malware activities all happen inside the environment so no harm is done while full malware forensics and outbound communications are captured.
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Should a set of loving and consenting adults wish to exercise such a right, no harm could be done to anyone else.
But in my view, there is absolutely no harm to be done in giving the fullest possible explanation of the circumstances surrounding this decision.
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Though disabling an aircraft's avionics will obviously cause it to crash, in many other cases, no direct harm is done to people at all.
The BBC's sports editor David Bond said the flag mix-up at Hampden Park had been an "embarrassing mistake" and not the start Games organisers would have wanted, but "no great harm was done".
And, again, if there is a will to examine that process, a will to recognize that we need to compromise and get out of this situation so that no further harm is done to the American economy, this can be done relatively quickly.
We will ensure that at every step of this, that they are taking the steps that our scientific team believes is necessary to ensure the safety of the area, to ensure the safety of the well and the wellbore, and that no extra harm is done in what we already understand is a catastrophic situation.
Co-ordinating American and Chinese efforts in the Gulf of Aden has certainly done no harm to ties.
And if Mr Gore does become president, Mr Holbrooke's ambition to become his secretary of state will have been done no harm by providing the vice-president with this platform.
The locals in Frankfurt say the affair has done no harm at all to their city's standing as a financial centre, and it shows that German investors demand high standards.
First the Europeans alleged that their subsidies were legal and had done no harm to the U.S. Then they claimed Boeing had received even larger amounts of improper aid from Washington.
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We'll see how Lukasz performs in that period but he has obviously done himself no harm.
On her marriage, to a lawyer, she retained Macapagal as part of her name, and it has done her no harm.
Mr Christie has done himself no harm at all by declaring, with some passion, that he's not going to stand as president, that "now is not my time".
Staying out has done the City no harm: its current difficulties arise from the general weakness of financial markets.
Cheating the system seems to have done his reputation no harm.
Raynor's injury leaves Ade Gardner as the only automatic wing choice, so Lee Smith's match-winning play-off display for Leeds will have done his chances no harm at all.
Two razor-sharp stumpings off Graeme Swann showed the value of a specialist 'keeper standing up to the stumps in Twenty20 and if the Ashes is to be competed on spinners' tracks featuring Swann and Monty Panesar, Foster has done his prospects no harm at all.
To do no harm going forward, we must be able to learn from the harm we have already done.
No one should be surprised that a new study casting doubt on the harm done by being overweight is being celebrated by the American media.
Great harm has been done by Gore's decision, and more is no doubt coming.
But what harm would an opening speech have done in a case where there is no jury?
That climate change has not yet done very much harm may be cheering, but the past offers no firm guarantees for the future.
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