How Safe is Your Online Information? A Discussion with Jennifer King
A recent Supreme Court case, Carpenter v United States, questioned whether the government could get location data from a cell phone company for a criminal case.…
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The Cybersecurity 202: Security experts irked U.S. prosecutors used anti-hacking law to nab Julian Assange
"“CFAA is a ridiculously broad statute or, at least it has been interpreted that way by many courts,” Jeffrey Vagle, an affiliate scholar at Stanford Unive…
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Australia Shows the World How Not to Regulate Platforms, News, and Public Information
Thennicke CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons In March, a gunman slaughtered worshippers in two Christchurch mosques, live-streamed his crime, and became an In…
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Breaking Down the Hacking Case Against Julian Assange
"Is one failed attempt to crack a password really enough to embroil Assange in a felony hacking case? "For the CFAA, unfortunately yes," says Jef…
Reply in Support of Objections to Report and Recommendation
Reply brief in support of January 2019 objections to magistrate judge's report and recommendation. * Publication Type:Litigation Brief * Publication Date…
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Net Neutrality Battles Heat Up in Congress and Beyond
"Oral arguments before the three-judge panel were heard early this year, and a decision is expected in late spring or early summer. "The court could r…
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Dems Say Net Neutrality Bill Would Throttle 'Unjust' Practices
"But Ryan Singel, a media and strategy fellow at Stanford Law School’s Center for Internet and Society, characterized the repeal of net neutrality protecti…
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Restoring Net Neutrality Protections: An Analysis of H.R. 1096 vs. H.R. 1644
The following is the executive summary of an analysis I wrote looking at two bills in the House, both of which purport to restore the net neutrality protections…
H.R. 1096 vs. H.R. 1644
This week, the House will vote on H.R. 1644, introduced by Rep. Mike Doyle, which would reinstate the net neutrality protections of the FCC’s 2015 Open Internet…
BREAKING: Sri Lankan Presidential Hopeful Sued in Federal Court for Human Rights Violations
Human rights lawyers have sued Sri Lankan presidential hopeful Gotabaya Rajapaksa in federal court in the Central District of California. Rajapaksa, who is a jo…
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Experts, club members disagree on how to secure Mar-a-Lago
"“I certainly doubt that patrons and also the president would endorse that level of security, given that it’s a commercial interest of his,” said Richard F…
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Details Still Few In City Of Albany’s Ransomware Attack
"Brian Nussbaum is assistant professor at the College of Emergency Preparedness Homeland Security and Cybersecurity at the University at Albany. "Ra…