CBS Evening News for Tuesday, May 14, 2002
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(Studio: Dan Rather) Report introduced.
(Seattle: Wyatt Andrews) The use of computer surveillance technology to catch Russian hackers attempting to get into paypal.com featured. [Assistant US Attorney Floyd SHORT - talks about getting information on hackers' computers in Russia.] [Software engineer Richard EATON - says the Russians entered their passwords and the program captured them.] [Defense attorney John LUNDIN - says the principle of interception is dangerous.]
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