Tags U.S. Supreme Court
Facebook files suit against Ukrainian man who allegedly scraped data about 178 million users
The case is the latest salvo in an ongoing legal dispute between tech companies and outsiders who gather accessible information.
Supreme Court considers scope of federal anti-hacking law in biggest cyber case to date
The court has until it goes on recess next summer to hand down a ruling.
Security researchers slam Voatz brief to the Supreme Court on anti-hacking law
Much is at stake when the Supreme Court considers the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.
Voatz urges Supreme Court to not protect ethical research from prosecution
The Boston-based company previously severed ties with a bug bounty platform over a discrepancy.
Researchers to Supreme Court: Terms of service violations shouldn't be CFAA crime
Researchers worry that corporations' "terms of service" could have too much sway over the implementation of a federal anti-hacking law.
The CFAA will soon have its day before the Supreme Court
The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, enacted in 1986, has been described as “the worst law in technology.”
