Category Archives: Computer Crime
The Rise of Cybercrime in Texas: How to Protect Yourself and Your Business
The internet has revolutionized how we live and work, but it has also given rise to new threats and dangers. Cybercrime is becoming increasingly…
Cellphones, Privacy and The Fourth Amendment
Within the parameters of longstanding judicially recognized exceptions, law enforcement officials under the Fourth Amendment cannot conduct a search of an individual or their…
Ongoing Struggle with Cell Phone GPS and Right to Privacy
Court Continue to Struggle with Cell Phone and Right to Privacy Once considered a sacred cow, individual privacy has succumbed to governmental interference, especially…
In Honor of National Cyber Security Awareness Month: Top 10 Crimes
There are about 300,000 complaints about cybercrimes filed with the FBI each year. That may not surprise you, but what may surprise you is…
What Kind of Charges Would Follow a Massive ATM Hack?
As technology becomes ever more integral to society, cybercrime expands. An increasing number of criminals are turning to cybercrime to make money. They are…
Computer Hacker Faces Up to 23 Years in Federal Case
A 35-year-old Richmond, California man was recently found guilty of damaging a protected computer and computer intrusion into newspaper sites following a six-day federal…
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