Legal

US will not seek death penalty for Edward Snowden

Should he return to the U.S., Snowden would be eligible for a public trial by jury, according to a recent letter

SQL flaws remain an Achilles heel for IT security groups

Another example: Five charged today with using SQL injection attacks to breach corporate networks to steal some $300 million from U.S. businesses

Oracle sues companies it says provide Solaris OS support in illegal manner

The lawsuit is the latest move by Oracle against third-party support providers

Five indicted in massive hacking scheme

Companies reported $300 million in losses from the five-year series of attacks

European companies should stop sending data to the US, German privacy officials say

The exchange should stop because of NSA spying, privacy advocates said

Plans to centralize cybersecurity with DHS seen as step forward

Amazon Web Services files complaint in court over CIA contract

The U.S. Government Accountability Office sustained in June a protest by IBM against the award of the contract to AWS

New Trojan could create headaches for banks, customers

Cybercrime Costs U.S Economy $100 Billion and 500,000 Jobs

SEC charges Texas man with running Bitcoin Ponzi scheme

Trendon T. Shavers is accused of squandering investors' bitcoins to pay for rent and food