Wired's Kim Zetter updates us....... http://blog.wired.com/27bstroke6/2008/08/injunction-requ.html
UPDATE: The Electronic Frontier Foundation is representing the students. A hearing in the case occurred this morning in Massachusetts and a judge issued the restraining order. Jennifer Granick, an attorney with the Electronic Frontier Foundation, said through a DefCon spokeswoman that EFF advised the students to pull their talk. UPDATE II: Among the documents the MTBA filed with its declaration to the court today is a vulnerability assessment report (.pdf) that the three students gave the MTBA about the flaws in its system. The document is dated August 8, the day the MTBA filed its lawsuit against the students, and is essentially the information the students declined to give the MTBA before it filed its lawsuit. Ironically, the document reveals more about the vulnerability in the MTBA system than the slides that the restraining order sought to suppress contain. The vulnerability assessment report is now available for anyone to download from the Massachusetts court's electronic records system. The EFF will be holding a press conference at DefCon this afternoon to discuss the case. _______________________________________________ Infowarrior mailing list Infowarrior@attrition.org https://attrition.org/mailman/listinfo/infowarrior
