Two years after fending off a cyberattack from the international hacking network known as Anonymous, PayPal is back in the battle. Only this time the Silicon Valley company is fighting to shield business records from defendants accused of carrying out the attack.
In February, PayPal’s lawyers asked U.S. Magistrate Judge Paul Grewal to quash a defense subpoena, which the electronic payment company complained is overbroad and burdensome, and could reveal security protocols that would make the company more vulnerable to hackers.
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