Should Hacking a Tor User to Get an IP Address Require a Warrant?
Judges are divided on whether the FBI grabbing dark web users’ IPs constitutes a search. Continue reading Should Hacking a Tor User to Get an IP Address Require a Warrant?
Category Archives: Fourth Amendment
Tor Joins Movement Against Expanding Hacking Powers
The Tor Project on Monday made a public plea for others to speak out against the proposed amendments to Rule 41 of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure. Continue reading Tor Joins Movement Against Expanding Hacking Powers
Burglar who dropped phone has no right to privacy, judge says
His lawyer wanted to suppress evidence found on the phone that linked his client to a separate crime of kidnapping. Continue reading Burglar who dropped phone has no right to privacy, judge says
Court Rules the FBI Does Not Need a Warrant to Hack a Computer
Activists argue the ruling could have serious implications for how law enforcement is able to conduct remote searches. Continue reading Court Rules the FBI Does Not Need a Warrant to Hack a Computer
Microsoft sues US government over gag orders
Microsoft says that gag orders violate 4th Amendment rights against unreasonable search and its own 1st Amendment rights to tell customers about them. Continue reading Microsoft sues US government over gag orders