Hackers may have used NSA tools to execute this week’s global cyberattack, but lawyers say it would be nearly impossible for the victims, which include law firms, to sue the agency.
The attack, which cripped operations at DLA Piper offices in Europe and across the United States, had something in common with the massive "WannaCry" attack that plagued companies and organizations last month.
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Cogan Schneier
Cogan Schneier is a Washington, D.C.-based litigation reporter covering D.C. courts, national litigation trends, the Justice Department and the federal judiciary. She is the author of Trump Watch, an email briefing that covers the Trump administration and its imprint on the law.
