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Appeals Court: It Violates CFAA For Service To Access Facebook On Behalf Of Users, Because Facebook Sent Cease & Desist - Vimarsana News

Appeals Court: It Violates CFAA For Service To Access Facebook On Behalf Of Users, Because Facebook Sent Cease & Desist

Another week, another CFAA (Computer Fraud & Abuse Act) ruling out of the 9th Circuit Appeals Court. This time it's the...

The Columbus Crew announce the 2022 preseason schedule - Vimarsana News

The Columbus Crew announce the 2022 preseason schedule

See where the Crew will travel this preseason.

Facebook Abusing Computer Crime Law To Block Useful Service - Vimarsana News

Facebook Abusing Computer Crime Law To Block Useful Service

We noted recently that the courts (and plaintiffs in lawsuits) have been stretching computer hacking laws in dangerous ways. The laws...

Jonathan Mensah: Ghana defender scores but Columbus Crew fall to Atlanta United - Vimarsana News

Jonathan Mensah: Ghana defender scores but Columbus Crew fall to Atlanta United

Ghana international Jonathan Mensah grabbed a goal as Columbus Crew suffered a 3-2 defeat against Atlanta United on Saturday.

Source: goal.com
Could Accessing Your Own Data On Facebook Make You Criminally Liable? - Vimarsana News

Could Accessing Your Own Data On Facebook Make You Criminally Liable?

hopefully-a-court-says-otherwise dept Wed, Jun 23rd 2010 10:32pm — Mike Masnick We've been following the rather bizarre and dangerous lawsuit filed by Facebook against Power.com, an online service that tries to let users aggregate various social networking activity into a single service. All Power.com does is let a willing user have Power.com's tools log into Facebook and reuse/reformat the data within its own framework. From a user's perspective, this could be quite useful. From Facebook's perspective this is both a violation of copyright law and a violation of computer hacking laws. Why? ...