Criminal
Apr. 26, 2013
Federal jury convicts former recruiter of violating anti-hacking law
A federal jury found a former recruiter guilty Wednesday on all six counts of conspiring to steal trade secrets through unauthorized access into his former employer's database, and violating a controversial anti-hacking law.




Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - A federal jury found a former recruiter at Korn/Ferry International guilty Wednesday on all six counts of conspiring to steal and possess trade secrets through unauthorized access into his ex-employer's database, and violating the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, a controversial anti-hacking law.
David Nosal was convicted of directing several employees at Korn/Ferry to log in to t...
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