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Gonzalez Prosecution Illustrates Hacking Case Complications

Prosecuting Albert Gonzalez, the young and brilliant computer hacker that authorities have alleged was behind many of the major card breaches in the last two years, is bringing up a number of challenges for prosecuting these sort of cases.

By David Morrison | Updated on August 25, 2009

Prosecuting Albert Gonzalez, the young and brilliant computer hacker that authorities have alleged was behind many of the major card breaches in the last two years, is bringing up a number of challenges for prosecuting these sort of cases.

Essentially, prosecutors want to use information gleaned from a laptop captured with an alleged co-conspirator of Gonzalez as well as data from a server in Latvia that the co-conspirators allegedly used in their hacking and Gonzalez defense attorney is trying to prevent that use.

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