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Qilin Ransomware Group Deploys Linux Encryptors Through Windows WSL to Evade Detection

Discover what makes Qilin’s use of Linux encryptors in Windows via Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) a sophisticated evasion method challenging traditional security defenses.

AI and Personal Devices Outpace Security, Evade Access Controls

Explore how employees and AI tools are bypassing outdated access controls, creating new security, compliance, and oversight challenges for companies.

Phishing Scam On LinkedIn Targets Fintech Executives

Read how a new phishing campaign on LinkedIn targeting executives uses trust in professional networks to steal Microsoft credentials and session cookies.

Jingle Thief Exploits Cloud Systems to Steal and Monetize Gift Cards

Learn how Cloud-focused Jingle Thief campaigns exploit retail cloud systems to issue and monetize stolen gift cards, creating complex investigative and compliance risks.

EU’s Apply AI Strategy Aims to Secure Technological Independence

Delve into how the EU’s new Apply AI Strategy marks a decisive shift toward digital sovereignty, open-source innovation, and reduced reliance on foreign tech.

Making an Argument for Legal Tech That Leadership Can’t Ignore

Learn how to make an argument for legal tech that leadership can’t ignore by addressing business priority alignment, stakeholder engagement, ROI, and timing.

AI Liabilities and the M&A Due Diligence Process

AI’s hidden liabilities can impact M&A transactions. Understand the M&A due diligence process and the role of legal operations in mitigating these hidden liabilities.

Appeals Court Backs Media Matters in FTC Subpoena Fight

Learn why a federal appeals court sided with Media Matters in its clash with the FTC over a disputed subpoena tied to alleged media coordination.

Ohio Supreme Court Narrows Deference to Industrial Commission in Berry Decision

Discover what the Ohio Supreme Court’s Berry ruling means for Industrial Commission deference and how employers may face new exposure under state safety rules.

Federal Circuit Limits Research Injunction in Patent Dispute

Read why the Federal Circuit limited a district court injunction in a patent dispute, allowing a drug company to conduct pre-approval research despite a competing patent.