Category: Cyber law
The “hack back” debate has been with us for many years. It boils all the way down to this: Private-zone victims of hacking in some instances may desire to interact in self-protection outdoor their personal ...
According to the New York Times, the US is “stepping up virtual incursions into Russia’s electric power grid.” The operations involve the “deployment of American laptop code inner Russia’s grid and other targets,” supposedly to ...
The growing use of pc and cell telephones amongst today’s youngsters has had a worrisome result — it has given sexual predators, pedophiles, and other criminals a manner to zoom in at the vulnerable targets. ...
We kick off Episode 267 with Gus Hurwitz reading the runes to peer whether or not a 50-12 months Chicago iciness for antitrust plaintiffs is sooner or later thawing in Silicon Valley. Gus thinks the ...
Donald Trump called off a military strike on undisclosed Iranian property this week after reports Iran’s Revolutionary Guard shot down an RQ-4A Global Hawk surveillance drone. The incident itself following accusations of Iranian duty for ...
Our interview visitors are Dick Clarke and Rob Knake, who have just finished their second joint e-book on cybersecurity, The Fifth Domain. We communicate about what they got right and wrong in their authentic ebook. ...
On June 20, the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps used a floor-to-air missile to shoot down an MQ-4 Triton, a Navy variant of the Global Hawk, over or close to the Strait Hormuz. The Global ...
