In the first step in a process that could eventually lead to a U.S. Supreme Court ruling on the legality of a sweeping telephone records review revealed last week by…
Two remaining defendants have taken misdemeanor pleas in a federal case over unauthorized intrusion into a downtown Pittsburgh law firm’s computer system.
Alyson L. Cunningham, and her husband, Jonathan A.…
A military trial opened Monday at Fort Meade, Md., for a soldier accused of providing to WikiLeaks a massive trove of classified documents that some consider more momentous than the…
A team of investigative reporters landed in hot water after finding a massive data security lapse that put hundreds of people at serious risk of identity theft.
A New York legal boutique known for its expertise in counterfeiting and cybersquatting cases is experiencing a frustrating delay in obtaining a relief against a Canadian computer programmer who they…
A 21-year-old who claimed to be a member of the Anonymous hacking collective took a plea Monday in a case over an alleged unauthorized intrusion into a Pittsburgh law firm’s…
A deputy social media editor at Reuters says he has lost his job after being federally indicted on charges he helped the hacking group Anonymous deface a former employer’s news…
An order by the chief defense lawyer for Guantanamo Bay military tribunals that banned colleagues from using the Pentagon’s computer system for confidential documents and emails followed news that information…
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