Spy charges for US computer duo
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Two computer engineers in the US are charged with conspiring to steal microchip designs.
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Two Texas men have been charged with securities fraud for hijacking millions of computers in order to route spam through them. Darrel and Jack Uselton are, apparently, repeat offenders.
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Scareware tactics backfire on Secure Computer A firm accused of marketing bogus anti-spyware software has paid $1m to settle a lawsuit brought by the US State of Washington.â¦
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Two men accused of aiding a Romanian man charged with hacking into the online ordering system of the world's largest computer equipment distributor pleaded not guilty Monday to charges of mail fraud and ...
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FOUR former Microsoft employees have been charged with stealing $US32.4 million ($42.71 million) worth of software and selling it on the side.
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And Huawei says 3Com espionage accusations are 'bullshit' The US Department of Justice yesterday announced further high profile arrests of Americans alleged to have acted as technology spies for communist China.â¦
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The US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has filed a legal complaint against two companies that allegedly infected computers with spyware and pop-up advertising, then tried to sell spyware-blocking software.
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Prosecutors have charged 11 people in California, Texas and Washington state with conspiring to distribute more than &#36;30 million of counterfeit computer software and products.
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Suspect accused of stealing and distributing source code over the Internet.
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A federal grand jury indicted two men in California of conspiring to steal high tech trade secrets.
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How your computer could be costing you thousands of dollars.
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Five people including a Korean American have been charged by South Korean prosecutors with spying to aid the communist North in the largest espionage case since the two Koreas began political reconciliation in 2000.
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Lost in space A Romanian hacker has been charged with running amok on more than 150 US government computers.â¦
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Officials in the US are cracking down on an alleged distributor of Internet &quot;Spyware.&quot; In the first suit of its kind, the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) claims Seismic Entertainment and SmartBot, secretly installs programs on a users&#39; computer without
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The U.S. government has sued a New  Hampshire man in its first attempt to crack down on Internet  "spyware" that seizes control of a user's computer without  permission.
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A US man faces charges after breaking into T-Mobile's computer system.
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A Connecticut computer hacker was arrested yesterday and charged with selling copies of Microsoft Windows proprietary source code.