Data Privacy & Cybersecurity
Manufacturer negligence is to blame for a recent spate of botnet engendered DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) attacks on devices […]
The code enabled a complete takeover of an iPhone – e-mail, Internet use, keystrokes, Skype chats – and could even turn on a microphone so conversations could be monitored. It would even shut itself off…
New York’s Attorney General Erich Schneiderman sent a warning to lawyers about a phishing campaign embedded in emails that purport […]
For those starting a new business, privacy and cybersecurity are typically at the bottom of a long list of concerns. […]
One year ago, the government was in the midst of a showdown with Apple, Inc., over the recovered iPhone belonging […]
An amendment to a Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure has taken effect this week which will allow judges to sign […]
Many data breach and cybersecurity cases have faltered for failure to establish concrete harm necessary to support standing when personally […]
With increased action by attorneys general and other regulators, as well as evolving case law, companies cannot afford to ignore […]
The 1967 Katz v. United States Supreme Court privacy ruling held that the Fourth Amendment “protects people rather than places,” […]
Carrie Goldberg is one of the only lawyers in the country with a practice dedicated to protecting sexual privacy. The […]
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