“Irish cybercrime law is inadequate and outdated and this may favour two young Irish students alleged to be at the centre of a global hacking ring if the US seeks to extradite them, a law expert has said …” (more)
[Jennifer Hough, Irish Examiner, 8 March]
“One of two Irish students charged with computer hacking by the FBI was yesterday released from Garda custody without charge having been arrested for questioning a day earlier …” (more)
[Pamela Duncan and Colm Keena, Irish Times, 8 March]
“A student at the centre of a global investigation into computer hacking was back in college yesterday, and working on his laptop …” (more)
[Tom Brady and Barry Duggan, Independent, 8 March]
“A suspected hacker wanted by the FBI and arrested over cyber plots by online anarchists Anonymous and LulzSec has been released without charge …” (more)
[Ed Carty and others, Independent, 7 March]
“The FBI has named two young Irish men as members of a six-man group said to lead a global computer hacking organisation, in indictment papers in a New York court …” (more)
[Conor Lally, Irish Times, 7 March]
“One of two Irish students, named in a US court as being sought in connection with an international investigation into computer hacking and telephone intercepts, was being questioned by the gardai last night …” (more)
[Tom Brady, Independent, 7 March]
