cybercrime

If parent wanted to say that all publicly-accessible web pages should be considered legally scrapeable without triggering federal cybercrime legislation...

A whole department of dirty cops attempting to obstruct justice using cybercrime (their remit) being...

Yesterday's legit NSA operation and toolkit is tomorrow's cybercrime and hacking toolkits.

This was based on their experience in previous cybercrime investigations.

That city is renowned for cybercrime, but if you actually go beyond the media frenzy you find out that the vast majority are phishing and fake ebay accounts.

To date there has not been one single documented instance of the WAP fulfilling one objective of LEA or preventing a single instance of cybercrime since it's inception.

China and Russia have legitimized cybercrime.

This makes it the perfect weapon for a terrorist group with the right type of fanatic to engage in cybercrime to fund their operations while simultaneously the perfect tool to suppress people on the basis of circumstantial evidence that the public, frankly, doesn't understand.

Second, the cybercrime team, the guys who actually generated the evidence needed to find him in the first place, told the locals that they were very unlikely to get enough evidence to convict unless they literally snatched his work laptop out of his hands while he was working on Silk Road, without him even having a chance to press a single key.

I fully expect him or the next President to declare a "War on Cybercrime".

In particular with how the US has been fearmongering "cybercrime" recently, before we know it someone gets a 10+ year sentence for an SQL injection.

Meanwhile, following the Sony hacks, the executive branch is pushing a "Tough on CyberCrime" bill tripling penalties for all sorts of nonsense that has become felonious "unauthorized computer use", e.g.

He'll likely be granted pretrial intervention by a judge, sheriff's detective Anthony Bossone said." So they don't have a case (changing a desktop background is not gonna fly as a cybercrime with a jury, no matter how many times you do it), or have decided that they've wasted enough taxpayer dollars trying to scare future "hackers" straight.