Law Firms: Hackers' Goldmine in the Ransomware Era
Law firms aren't just targets anymore; they're hacker heaven. Ransomware demands top $4 million, and basic screw-ups let crooks waltz in.
Law firms aren't just targets anymore; they're hacker heaven. Ransomware demands top $4 million, and basic screw-ups let crooks waltz in.
Elite law firm Jones Day just got stung by hackers—for the second time in five years. This one's all social engineering, no fancy malware, raising big questions about Big Law's cyber defenses.
Picture this: your phone pinging your every move, sold off to the highest bidder. Now EPIC and former FCC bosses are begging SCOTUS to make carriers foot the $200 million bill.
The federal government is systematically vacuuming up personal data that state agencies have collected for decades. States have a narrow window to stop it—and they're running out of time.
The EU just won a major privacy battle—mass scanning of encrypted messages is officially off the table. But don't pop the champagne yet. The real fight over Chat Control is just shifting to a more dangerous battlefield.
Cindy Cohn, who's spent three decades battling government overreach and corporate data harvesting, is bringing her story to New York—and her message is darker than you'd expect from someone with so much to celebrate.
The architect of modern privacy defense is bringing her battle scars—and her blueprint for the future—to two packed events in the nation's capital. This isn't a victory lap. It's a warning.
Everyone figured OpenAI's IPO was imminent. Instead, they're hoovering up $122 billion privately — with retail investors chipping in $3B — rewriting the script on AI's money game.
Everyone figured the AI Act was wrapped up post-negotiations. Wrong. Now the Commission stares down 130 mandates, from acts to audits, with timelines that scream 'impossible.'
What if the real threat to free speech isn't government censors, but algorithms trained to sniff out offense? Jacob Mchangama's story from Denmark's cartoon wars reveals how quickly ideals flip.
A Mumbai lawyer stares at ChatGPT's bogus citation from a dead precedent. Time for native legal AI? Maybe – if it's not just hype.
AI's rocketing past human experts — think OpenAI's o3 crushing benchmarks. Paris 2025 summit aims to slam the brakes with global action. Buckle up.