Sentence examples for computer theft from inspiring English sources

The cutthroat sleuthing on both sides involves burglaries, abductions, computer theft and mutual intimidation.

The programmer, Asif Siddiqui, 43, is charged with two counts of computer intrusion and one count of computer theft.

"Computer theft, employee theft, embezzlement and loan fraud -- that is where they lose a lot of money".

Mr Smith pleaded guilty in a 1999 trial to a state charge of computer theft and to a federal charge of sending a damaging computer program.

And, because the federal appeals court ruled that the facts in this case did not fit the federal computer theft statutes, it made sense that the state prosecutor would use his own tools to charge Mr. Aleynikov.

On Tuesday, Kamala D. Harris, California's attorney general, announced the creation of the nation's largest e-crime unit, a group of 20 investigators and prosecutors whose sole mission will be to thwart and prosecute cybercrimes like identity theft, Internet scams, computer theft, online child pornography and intellectual property theft across the state.

Locks and physical deterrents should prevent most computer thefts.

NASA in particular has been subject to "numerous cyberattacks" and computer thefts in recent years, according to a report from the Government Accountability Office, an agency that conducts research for Congress.

There are a lot of reasons for the disparity, but two stand out: there are virtually no cops on the Wall Street/rich white people beat, and what few regulators there are increasingly don't believe that paper or computer thefts in the millions or billions are "crime crimes" that warrant jail time.

Swartz was federally indicted on 13 charges including computer fraud, theft of information and wire fraud for downloading 4m articles from the JSTOR database through the Massachusetts Institute of Technology computer network.

The 23-year-old, who has been in solitary confinement for more than seven months, stands accused of computer fraud, theft of public records and willfully communicating classified information to a person not entitled to receive it.