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Prosecutors said the former Reuters social media editor had sought revenge on his former employer.
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Its vague wording often leads to outlandish maximum sentences for hackers -- and some lawmakers want them to be even stricter.
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Keys faces up to 25 years in prison.
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Matthew Keys, the Reuters editor who is under indictment for his alleged collaboration with the Anonymous hacking group, was fired on Monday.
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The New York Newspaper Guild, which represents Keys, issued this statement: In an interview with Politico, Keys said that
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Tim Stenovec joins HuffPost Live to discuss how people live-tweeting police scanners are complicating the pursuit of Dzhokar Tsarnaev.
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It raises the risk for police that they'll be ambushed if the people they're pursuing gain access to their communications
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Seconds after a gunman faking a medical call took five firefighters hostage in a suburban Atlanta home Wednesday, one of
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A federal judge on Wednesday granted a joint motion to delay the arraignment of Matthew Keys, the 26-year-old social media
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In a Newark courtroom last Monday, Andrew "weev" Auernheimer, 27, was sentenced to 41 months imprisonment due to finding and publishing a security flaw on AT&T's website. But a good part of the tech-savvy world interprets Auernheimer's exploits as a non-crime.
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Reuters Deputy Social Media Editor Matthew Keys faces up to 25 years behind bars and $750K in fines for sharing protected login info. Criminal Defense Lawyer Jay Leiderman joins Mike to discuss the case and why he chose to take it pro bono.
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Keys then revealed login information to Fox 40 parent company Tribune Co.'s computer server, giving hackers internal access
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Matthew Keys' attorney calls indictment 'draconian.'
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Imagine me at work and seeing your friend's name listed on an indictment in an email from the U.S. Attorney's Office.