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Another decryption request bites the dust

A federal magistrate in Wisconsin has ruled, in In the Matter of the Decryption of a Seized Data Storage System, that the government cannot force a

A federal magistrate judge recently rejected a government request for a search warrant that would allow it to surreptitiously install data extraction

Some might have thought the fax was essentially dead, but law enforcement agencies continue to keep this dated technology alive by faxing subpoenas

Courts continue to deny standing to plaintiffs whose information companies collect without authorization, based on their inability to claim concrete

This month, the Second Circuit handed down its much-anticipated decision in WNET v. Aereo, Inc. To the considerable relief of public-facing cloud

The Ninth Circuit has reaffirmed its view that people who access information on a computer with authorization but subsequently violate restrictions

The U.S. District Court for the Central District of Illinois, in Shefts v. Petrakis, has held that the Stored Communications Act allows a plaintiff

On the heels of the district court's decision, Google reportedly filed suit in the same court (pursuant to 18 USC 3511) to set aside or modify

A federal district court in California has added another twist to the long-running saga of U.S. v. Nosal, holding that former employees could be

CBR Systems, Inc. has agreed to settle charges by the Federal Trade Commission that it deceived consumers by misrepresenting the security measures it