The Justice Department’s controversial program that allows police to seize and keep cash and property from people who have never been convicted or even charged is resuming.
The Justice Department charged seven Iranians who are accused of cyber attacks targeting more than 40 U.S. banks.
The Justice Department is defending the DEA’s legally questionable, disbanded eavesdropping program that often was used by drug officials in the Los Angeles suburbs.
The so-called Syrian Electronic Army has launched a series of cyber attacks targeting U.S. companies and government systems since 2011.
By Allan Lengel ticklethewire.com The Justice Department on Monday asked for a delay of a court hearing in its battle with Apple over the encryption of an iPhone from San Bernardino shooting, saying it may have found a way to unlock the phone without Apple’s help. In a motion filed Monday in federal court in…
Soon after Apple Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook unveiled the iPhone’s latest mobile-operating system, iOS 8, in Jun 2014, the company gave the FBI early access to the technology.
The American who joined ISIS and was later captured by Kurdish forces said he “made a bad decision” and no longer supports the terrorist group.
Even if a court orders Apple to comply with the FBI’s request to unlock an iPhone, engineers may refuse to develop the technology that would make it possible.
