Contents -- Introduction -- Part I: The Investigation -- Chapter 1: Speakeasy -- The Birth and Evolution of the Internet -- An Intruder Enters Speakeasy -- Speakeasy Responds -- An Important Customer Is Harmed -- Chapter 2: The Investigation Begins -- The Landmark Privacy Act Case -- Chapter 3: The Lure -- Multi-District Cooperation Begins -- The Lure Begins -- Chapter 4: The Sting -- The Russian Hackers Arrive in Seattle -- Gorshkov Continues to Display His Knowledge -- The Take-Down -- Chapter 5: In Custody -- The Ivanov Interview -- Gorshkov's Interview -- The Prosecutors Stand By -- The Interviews Resume -- The Russians Have Their First Appearance in Court -- Chapter 6: PayPal -- The National Infrastructure Protection Center Offers Its Help -- PayPal and eBay -- Chapter 7: A (Not So) Brief Primer on National Security Investigations -- Technology Always Evolves Faster than the Law -- How the Fourth Amendment Affects Foreign Intelligence Surveillance -- Chapter 8: The Motion to Suppress and Preliminary Skirmishing -- Privacy Laws and Precedent on the Internet -- The Cross-Examination of Eliot Lim -- Chapter 9: Preparing for Trial -- The FBI's Download of Data from Russia Had Not Run Afoul of the Fourth Amendment -- A Final Continuance -- The Case for CTS, eBay, and PayPal -- The Case for Credit Cards and Banks -- The National Infrastructure Protection Center at FBI Headquarters Issues an Advisory, Warning the IT Community of the Activities from Russia -- Part II: The Trial -- Chapter 10: The Trial Begins -- Early Skirmishing -- The Jury Is Empanelled -- The Government's Opening Statement -- The Defense's Opening Statement -- The Trial Proper Begins -- The Trial Day Was Over, but the Work Was Not -- Chapter 11: The Download Revisited -- The Trial Is Delayed -- Mike Schuler Takes the Stand -- Chapter 12: The Expert Speaks.

At the Weekend Recess, Judge Coughenour Again Admonishes the Lawyers to Move More Rapidly -- Phil Resumes His Testimony -- The Cross-Examination of Phil -- The Recovery -- Things Get Off Track -- Chapter 13: The Prosecution Wraps Up -- The Guy from Lightrealm Was Stymied by the Young Hacker -- Gorshkov's Verio/Webcom.com Intrusion -- Massive Inquiries at eBay Are Identified -- A Representative Seller of Computer Components Tells His Story -- The Reality of Trying Complex Cases -- PayPal, the Primary Victim, Presents Its Evidence -- Special Agent Marty Prewett Ties It All Together -- Some Concerns Regarding the Defense Case -- Cross-Examination of the Case Agent Concludes -- The Prosecution Rests, but Was It Enough? -- Chapter 14: The Defense Case and the Conclusion -- Maxim Semenov's Honest Answers During Cross-Examination Rendered His Testimony Harmless -- Gorshkov's Brother Tries to Help Him -- The Defendant Takes the Witness Stand -- The Cross-Examination of the Defendant -- Ken Kanev Attempts to Mitigate the Damaging Testimony of His Client -- Closing Arguments of Counsel -- Closing Argument for the Defense -- Floyd Argues in Rebuttal -- The Prosecution Team Depressurizes -- The Verdict -- Chapter 15: Sentencing and Other Aftermath -- Gorshkov Is Sentenced -- Both Parties Forgo Their Appeal Rights -- Rumblings from Russia -- Alexey Ivanov's Situation in Connecticut -- A Close Approximation to Justice Had Been Achieved -- Part III: Appendixes and Supplementary Materials -- Appendix A: Superseding Indictment -- Appendix B: Certification of Service -- Appendix C: Government's Response -- Appendix D: Order -- Appendix E: Exhibit List -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W.