Data Privacy & Cybersecurity
A US appeals court rules that AI-generated artwork cannot be copyrighted, reaffirming that human authorship is required under the Copyright Act of 1976.
Legal battles over AI and fair use of copyrighted material are shaping the future as creators push for stronger protections.
Learn more about how hackers use Google Calendar to spread malware through fake invites and phishing links, tricking users into revealing personal information.
Microsoft warns that North Korean group Kimsuky is using ClickFix tactics to target government and NGO officials through spear-phishing attacks.
Learn more about the Department of Justice and SEC-led crackdown on AI washing and securities fraud in the high-profile MoviePass and Vinco cases.
Read how scammers are using snailmail to send fake ransomware demands, claiming that data breaches have occurred and demanding Bitcoin payments.
Hackers are ditching traditional phishing for mobile-first attacks like smishing, quishing, and Wi-Fi phishing. Are businesses ready for the new threat landscape?
Explore the new AI regulations in Colorado and Virginia that impose strict rules on developers and deployers and prepare before enforcement begins in 2026.
Read how Musk’s takeover of federal agencies has sparked lawsuits over privacy and security breaches, raising legal and national security concerns in Washington.
OpenAI researcher Alec Radford has been subpoenaed in a copyright lawsuit over AI training data that authors claim infringes their works.
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