IN
THEUNITED
STATES
DISTRICTCOURTFORTHE
EASTERNDISTRICT
OFVIRGINIA
AlexandriaDivision
II
OCT
26
2010
I
MICROSOFT
CORPORATION,
Plaintiff,
v.
JOHN
DOES
1-27,
Defendants.ORDER
Plaintiff
MicrosoftCorporation
["Microsoft"]
askstheCourt
to
enjoin
the
operators
of
276
Internetdomains
-
known
as
"botnets"
-
fromspreadingmalicioussoftware
on
the
Internetin
violationoftheFederalComputerFraud
andAbuse
Act,18U.S.C.
§
1030;
theControllingtheAssaultofNon-SolicitedPornography
andMarketing
Act,
15U.S.C.
§
7704;
the
Electronic
Communications
Privacy
Act,18U.S.C.§2701;
and
theLanhamAct,
15U.S.C.§1125.
Plaintiffalso
alleges
thatthe
defendants
are
liableforcommonlawtrespassto
chattels,
unjustenrichment,
andconversion.Afteralldefendantsfailedtorespondtothelawsuit,theywereheldindefault.OnSeptember
17,
2010,
a
magistratejudgeissuedaProposedFindingsofFactand
Recommendation
("Report")[Dkt.No.89]
in
which
he
recommended
thatadefaultjudgmentconsistingsolelyofequitablereliefbe
enteredintheplaintiff'sfavoragainstdefendantsJohnDoes1-
27.
CLERK,
U.S.
DISTRICT
COURT
ALEXANDRIA.
VIBftiMia
'
l:10:CVl56
{LMB/JFA)
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Microsoft Corp. v. Does, 10-cv-00156-LMB-JFA (E.D. Va.; Oct. 26, 2010)
Microsoft obtains default judgment against "botnet" operators. Among other things, court orders domain names transferred to Microsoft.
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