Security Researchers Slam Voatz Brief to the Supreme Court on Anti-Hacking Law

As the Supreme Court prepares to take up a case with major implications for computer research, a group of high-profile cybersecurity specialists have challenged an amicus brief by Voatz arguing that the three-decade-old Computer Fraud and Abuse Act should only authorize researchers with clear permission to probe computer systems for vulnerabilities, not good-faith researchers who break systems in their efforts to make them more secure.
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