the prosecution of infamous hackers such as
Albert Gonzalez,[2] who led a hacking ring that stole over 40 million debit and credit card numbers by infiltrating major payment processor and retail networks across the country,
obtaining a conviction that was handed down by a
New Jersey jury in the case of Christopher Rad, who organized an international securities fraud ring and
stock manipulation through
Botnets,[4][5]
the indictment of
Kim Dotcom, who operated
Megaupload.com, a website that enabled large scale online copyright infringement and digital piracy,[6]
the prosecution of infamous hackers such as
Albert Gonzalez,[2] who led a hacking ring that stole over 40 million debit and credit card numbers by infiltrating major payment processor and retail networks across the country,
obtaining a conviction that was handed down by a
New Jersey jury in the case of Christopher Rad, who organized an international securities fraud ring and
stock manipulation through
Botnets,[4][5]
the indictment of
Kim Dotcom, who operated
Megaupload.com, a website that enabled large scale online copyright infringement and digital piracy,[6]