Omegle protected by Section 230 against claims for child pornography, sex trafficking and related claims

Omegle is a notorious website where you can be randomly placed in a chat room (using video, audio and text) with strangers on the internet. . . .

Court refuses to enjoin use of fake accounts to access DRM-protected information

Plaintiff manufacturer of medical equipment sued a company that services such equipment for hospitals and clinics. Plaintiff claimed, among other things, that defendant violated the . . .

Money for pain and suffering because your email was hacked?

Plaintiff and defendant worked together doing real estate appraisals. Defendant accessed plaintiff's email account without authorization and was later found liable for violating the federal . . .

Former employee committed vandalism by deleting company’s YouTube videos

Of all the things that can go wrong when deleting your former employer's YouTube videos, being liable for vandalism may not be the first thing . . .

Can you violate the CFAA by deleting data on your own computer?

The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) has a provision that makes it unlawful to “knowingly cause the transmission of a program, information, code, or . . .

Click fraud might violate CFAA

How companies can use their trademarks to combat COVID-19-related phishing

Facebook hacking that causes emotional distress – does the CFAA provide recovery?

Can a person bring a Computer Fraud and Abuse Act claim over unauthorized access to someone else’s computer?

Case shows the surprising narrowness of a key hacking statute definition