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U.S. Justice Department Says It Won’t Prosecute White Hat Hackers Under CFAA

6 days ago

U.S. Justice Department Says It Won’t Prosecute White Hat Hackers Under CFAA

The U.S. Justice Department has revised its enforcement policy related to a controversial anti-hacking law, giving a much needed legal…

The U.S. Courts Make It Clear: Scraping Websites Is Still Legal

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1 month ago

The U.S. Courts Make It Clear: Scraping Websites Is Still Legal

Shoshana Wodinsky

U.S. Supreme Court Puts New Hacking Precedent to the Test In Old LinkedIn Case

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12 months ago

U.S. Supreme Court Puts New Hacking Precedent to the Test In Old LinkedIn Case

California City Settles for $450,000 After Suing Bloggers for Opening Dropbox Links It Sent Them

1 year ago

California City Settles for $450,000 After Suing Bloggers for Opening Dropbox Links It Sent Them

The city of Fullerton, California, has agreed to settle for $US350,000 ($450,450) in a lawsuit brought by two bloggers it…

CEO Of Creepy Face Recognition Firm Clearview AI Says He Has First Amendment Right To Billions Of Photos

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2 years ago

CEO Of Creepy Face Recognition Firm Clearview AI Says He Has First Amendment Right To Billions Of Photos

Tom McKay

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