WOLF BLITZER, CNN ANCHOR: In Canada, a suspect has pleaded not guilty to charges that he invaded a number of Internet sites this year. The case indicates the Internet and e-commerce may be more vulnerable than previously thought. CNN's justice correspondent, Pierre Thomas, is here with more -- Pierre.</s>PIERRE THOMAS, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Wolf, the Internet invasion of last year involving eBay, Amazon.com, Yahoo!, the FBI now believes that a teenager, a 15-year-old, was responsible for those attacks. They are saying that a teenager was responsible for those attacks, and today we talked to the FBI about just how vulnerable the Internet actually is.</s>RON DICK, FBI COMPUTER CRIME INVESTIGATOR: You don't have to be a computer scientist. You don't have to particularly a technical wizard at all. I think I even commented back then, I mean, it could well be a 15-year-old that did this, because the tools with which to do this are readily available to the Internet.</s>THOMAS: The FBI says that companies are now much more aware of the Internet security problem, but one legal expert we talked to today said that many companies remain at risk, Wolf.</s>BLITZER: OK, Pierre Thomas, thank you so much.
Suspects Pleads Not Guilty to Internet Attacks