Man (21) Receives 6-Month Federal Prison Sentence for Breaking Into NASA Computer as a Minor (17)

Autralian Police Get Spyware Powers

German Postbank Phishers Arrested

MD Antispam Law Held to Violate Commerce Clause

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DirecTV hacker sentenced to seven years

Parental Eavesdropping Not Legal in Washington State

Supreme Court to Hear P2P (Grokster) Case

M$ Contests Patent Decision

New Law Targets Digital Peeping Toms from Tim

Sprint Sued over Alleged Vice Hacks

The Electronic Evidence Information Center

A Computer Forensic Methodology for Ireland by McGrath, Niall, Mícheál Ó hÉigeartaigh & Pramod Pathak

Lamparello V Falwell: Anti-Falwell "Typo" Site Ruled Infringing: The Site is Still Up at Fallwell.com

"In another win for due process, Judges Sam Sparks and Lee Yeakel ruled that recording industry lawsuits in the Western District of Texas would have to proceed individually -- rather than 150+ "Does" at a time. See PDF Order. As the judges noted, the RIAA members' practice violates the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure: Rule 20(a), joinder, requires that parties be linked in the "same transaction, occurrence, or series of transactions or occurrences."

Moreover, The filing fees for the recent four cases totaled $600, whereas the filing fees for 254 separate cases would have been $38,100. That is a considerable loss of revenue to the public coffers."

From Wendy Seltzer's Blog

Musicians Sing Different Tune on File Sharing

Berkeley Breach Sparks Legislative Backlash: Researchers May be Denied Access to CA Resident Data Under New Law