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Graham Cluley
The founder of a spyware company that encouraged customers to secretly monitor their romantic partners has pleaded guilty to federal charges - marking one of the few successful US prosecutions of a stalkerware operator. Read more in my article on the Hot for Security blog.
The Register
Who knew zero-days could be so useful to highway speedsters? The lingering effects of a cyberattack on the Public Prosecution Service of the Netherlands are preventing it from reactivating speed cameras across the country.…
Dark Reading
Challenges with cybercrime prosecution are making it easier for attackers to act with impunity. Law enforcement needs to catch up.
Graham Cluley
The UK's Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR) has started legal action against the controversial Sellafield nuclear waste facility due to years of alleged cybersecurity breaches. Read more in my article on the Hot for Security blog.
Dark Reading
The US Department of Justice adds litigators under its National Security Division to take on sophisticated cyber threats from adversarial nation-states.
The Register
Judge says former most-wanted fugitive Mark Acklom will likely never return to the UK The UK's Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) says a fraudster who claimed to be part of MI6 must repay £125,000 ($168,000) to a former love interest that he conned.…
Dark Reading
While the furor from CISO prosecutions has died down, worries continue over a lack of liability protections and potential targeting by cybercriminals and hackers for their privileged roles.
Graham Cluley
A hack of the Netherlands' Public Prosecution Service has had an unusual side effect - causing some speed cameras to be no longer capturing evidence of motorists breaking the rules of the road. Read more in my article on the Hot for Security blog.
Dark Reading
National governments warn that many hacker groups attract young people through a sense of community, fame, or the promise of money and the perception of a lack of risk of prosecution.
The Register
UK starts prosecution days after FBI vowed to clamp down on the crime Three young Brits are accused of stateside swatting offences and will appear in a UK court today to face their charges after a joint investigation by the FBI and Merseyside cops.…