Security services lose fight to force alleged hacker to hand over passwords

British security services have lost their legal fight to force an alleged cyber hacker to hand over the passwords to his encrypted computers in a landmark case.

Security services lose fight to force alleged hacker to hand over passwords
Tue, 10 May, 2016 - 12:14

British security services have lost their legal fight to force an alleged cyber hacker to hand over the passwords to his encrypted computers in a landmark case.

Lauri Love, 31, is fighting attempts to extradite him to America to face criminal charges for breaking into Federal Reserve computers.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: AmericaPlace: USPlace: StradishallPlace: Suffolk, EnglandPlace: BritainPlace: LondonPlace: SuffolkPerson: Lauri LovePerson: LovePerson: District JudgePerson: Nina TempiaOrganisation: Federal ReserveOrganisation: National Crime AgencyOrganisation: NCAOrganisation: 's Westminster Magistrates' CourtOrganisation: NASAOrganisation: US militaryOrganisation: Department of Energy
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