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Saturday, January 18, 2014

Target Data Breach Was the Result of BLACKPOS, an "off the shelf" malware created by a 17-year old

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The massive data breach at Target during late last year used an inexpensive "off the shelf" malware known as BlackPOS. The same ...
Wednesday, January 15, 2014

A Bite of the Apple: FTC Requires Apple to Provide Consumer Refunds To The Tune of 32.5 Million For Alleged Charges for Children's Mobile Apps Without Proper Parental Consent

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Apple Inc. has agreed to provide full refunds to consumers, paying a minimum of $32.5 million, to settle a Federal Trade Commission compla...

Burford Capital Releases Survey of External and Internal Counsels re Alternative Litigation Financing (ALF)

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The visibility and acceptance of ALF continues to grow. http://www.burfordcapital.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/2013-SURVEY-REPORT-FINAL-...
Tuesday, January 14, 2014

Attacking the Victim: Let's Not Forget That Copyright Holders Have Rights Too!

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Citing Congressional testimony today before the House Judiciary Committee from both David Nimmer and Glynn Lunney, the EFF takes another opp...

Senator Leahy reintroduces Data Privacy Legislation

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Leahy first authored and sponsored the Personal Data Privacy and Security Act in 2005, and he has reintroduced the legislation in each of th...

Court Overturns FCC Rules Regarding Net Neutrality

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Could a regime where internet access to popular websites be governed paywalls? Given the centrality of this issue, it seems almost certain t...
Thursday, January 9, 2014

Who Would Have Known: SAC Defendant Was In Fact Expelled From Harvard Law in 1999 for Falsifying Transcripts

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http://blogs.wsj.com/law/2014/01/09/sac-defendant-was-booted-from-harvard-law-a-look-at-the-details/