A logic bomb is malicious code that waits for the right time or opportunity to strike. Some infamous examples show the potential for damage.

An Atlanta man was ordered to pay $1.5 million in restitution for placing malicious code — commonly known as a “logic bomb” — on a U.S. Army computer that eventually cost taxpayers about ...

This code --which investigators referred to as a "logic bomb"-- started executing on November 24, the date the new company started RLAS management duties.

A contract programmer has pled guilty to a federal crime, and faces up to 10 years in jail and up to a $250,000 fine. He had planted a "logic bomb" in a system that caused glitches in the system ...

A logic bomb allegedly planted by a former engineer at mortgage finance company Fannie Mae last fall would have decimated all 4,000 servers at the company, causing millions of dollars in damage ...