More details are emerging about how the FBI engages in hacking and the planting of spyware. This story goes back to at least 2001 when Bob Sullivan of MSNBC and Ted Birdis of AP broke the story of ...

WASHINGTON -- Most large corporations and government agencies have been attacked by computer hackers, but they frequently do not inform authorities of the breaches, an FBI survey finds. The survey ...

Despite improving security, organizations in the U.S. are facing a barrage of electronic assaults, ranging from nuisances such as spyware and viruses through sophisticated hacking attempts staged ...

The Justice Department's inspector general warned yesterday that funding for the FBI's new Sentinel computer system is uncertain and that the program's final price tag could exceed its $425 million ...

WASHINGTON -- The FBI's nearly $600 million effort to modernize its antiquated computer systems to help prevent terrorist attacks is "not on a path to success," according to an outside review ...

WASHINGTON — Two companies that will share in a new FBI computer contract were singled out in a government audit Monday that questioned $17 million in the agency's computer overhaul. The FBI and its ...

System was to cost $425M. Inspector general audit said it now will cost $451M. WASHINGTON — An FBI computer system to manage investigative case files will be finished late and over budget, a Justice ...

WASHINGTON (AP) — A computer system to track cases finally worked for the FBI. After years of delays, the nation’s premier law enforcement agency and its 13,000 agents are abandoning paper-based case ...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A long-running effort to upgrade FBI computerized case files faced additional big cost overruns and a new delay, the U.S. Justice Department's inspector general said in a report ...

The investigation into alleged computer-access crimes at Schembechler Hall involving former Michigan offensive coordinator Matt Weiss has broadened to include the FBI, the University of Michigan ...

Online fraud and other computer schemes cost the US $265 million-up from $239 million in 2007 or an average of average individual loss was $931. The FBI said 275,284 complaints were received in 2008 ...

The FBI unveiled plans yesterday for a $425 million computerized case-management system, vowing to avoid the oversight and technology problems that doomed a previous $170 million effort and has left ...