The Department of Justice's guidance on when and how to charge defendants for violating CFAA remains ambiguous, lawyers say.

The policy revision instructs prosecutors not to target good-faith security research under the historically fraught law.

The court dismissed LinkedIn's arguments that it had put up "gates" in the form of technical measures to block scraping and legal action.

The charges accuse three American citizens of helping the UAE spy on foreign rivals, activists and U.S. citizens.

The Supreme Court's 6-3 ruling is a significant step in limiting the bounds of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.

The court has until it goes on recess next summer to hand down a ruling.

Much is at stake when the Supreme Court considers the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.

The Boston-based company previously severed ties with a bug bounty platform over a discrepancy.

Researchers worry that corporations' "terms of service" could have too much sway over the implementation of a federal anti-hacking law.

It's part of an effort to show Facebook can regulate itself.