Data Privacy & Cybersecurity

State AGs Go After Data Brokers

July 2, 2019

In comments to the Federal Trade Commission in June 2019, the state attorneys general for 40 states recommended the creation […]

A Powerful Hacker Tactic: “Island-Hopping”

July 1, 2019

The term derives from military history of World War II. Instead of a frontal attack on a big target, the […]

Why Prisons Are Banning Computer Tech Books

June 25, 2019

Oregon joins a number of other state in adding a variety of books about computer technology and coding to the […]

Alexa Gets Sued

June 19, 2019

A class action alleging Amazon’s Alexa virtual-assistant product violates the privacy rights of minors has been filed against Amazon in […]

Faster, Cheaper, Smarter: The Future of AI in E-Discovery

June 7, 2019

AI found its way into the legal process as part of a complex but still circumscribed function: document review in […]

New Legislation Favors Trolls, Says EFF

June 6, 2019

The Electronic Frontier Foundation’s response to a rewrite of Section 101 of the Patent Act now working its way through […]

A Million Bucks For A Virus-Infected Laptop

June 4, 2019

As part of an art project sponsored by a cybersecurity company, a laptop computer has been purposely infected with six […]

Huawei Banished? Private Right-Wing Venture Wants to Fill The Space

May 29, 2019

The business plan of a proposed 5G company, called Rivada Networks, would be dependent on a U.S. government contract that […]

Bogus Legal Threats Can Be Potent Phishing Lures

May 28, 2019

The jolt that people get as they read an email saying they are about to get sued is enough to […]

Cybersecurity Director Sues Former Employer Under False Claims Act

May 23, 2019

The former senior director of cybersecurity for a large aerospace company alleges that his ex-employer committed fraud under the False […]

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