Computer Fraud and Abuse ActSecurityThe Law Being Used to Prosecute Julian Assange Is BrokenBy Tor EkelandSecurityIT Admin Faces Felony for Deleting Files Under Flawed Hacking LawBy Andy GreenbergSecuritySecurity News This Week: Facebooking at Work Can No Longer Be Charged as 'Hacking'By Yael Grauer SecurityFeds Never Charged the Real Hacker in the Matthew Keys CaseBy Kim ZetterSecurityThe Most Controversial Hacking Cases of the Past DecadeBy Kim ZetterSecurityMatthew Keys' Hacking Conviction May Not Survive an AppealBy Kim ZetterSecurityOops: After Threatening Hacker With 440 Years, Prosecutors Settle for a MisdemeanorBy Andy GreenbergBusinessFBI Pays Visit to Researcher Who Revealed Yahoo HackBy Robert McMillanSecurityIP Cloaking Violates Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, Judge RulesBy David KravetsSecurityMan Convicted of Hacking Despite Not HackingBy David KravetsSecurityHacking Trial Devoid of Hacking Awaits Jury VerdictBy David KravetsSecurityFeds Used Aaron Swartz's Political Manifesto Against HimBy David KravetsSecurityWhite House Must Respond to Petition Seeking Swartz Prosecutor's FiringBy David KravetsSecurityFeds Charge Activist with 13 Felonies for Rogue Downloading of Academic ArticlesBy David KravetsSecurityDOJ Won't Ask Supreme Court to Review Hacking CaseBy David KravetsSecurityCourt Rebukes DOJ, Says Hacking Required to Be Prosecuted as HackerBy David KravetsJuly 26, 1989: First Indictment Under Computer Fraud ActBy Tony LongSecurityAppeals Court: No Hacking Required to Be Prosecuted as a HackerBy David KravetsSecurityJudge Postpones Lori Drew Sentencing, Weighs DismissalBy Kim ZetterSecurityLori Drew to Be Sentenced TodayBy Kim Zetter
