Cyber CrimeEmpire Market Founder Gets 40 Years
Raheim Hamilton, co-creator of the dark web's Empire Market, is sentenced to 40 years for facilitating $430 million in illegal transactions.
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AI & MLWho Pays When AI Agents Go Rogue?
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says AI executives, not their models, should face legal consequences for criminal acts committed by autonomous agents.
SecurityLinkedIn Takes On Secret Data Demands
Microsoft's legal chief says secrecy orders in government subpoenas should be the exception, not the rule, as LinkedIn pushes back in court.
AI & MLAI Prompts as Evidence in Court Cases
A 3M expert witness using ChatGPT shows how AI conversation logs can become discoverable evidence in lawsuits.
SecurityDMCA Ruling Tests Citizen Journalists' Rights
A federal court has ruled against citizen journalists in a DMCA takedown case, prompting the EFF to appeal.
SecurityWho answers for rogue AI agents?
A new wave of AI misbehavior raises a thorny question: when an agent goes rogue, who's legally accountable?
Tech NewsX's Legal Push Against Nitter Tests Open Source Limits
X Corp. sends cease-and-desist letters to Nitter, an open source X reader, alleging API misuse and demanding shutdown.
AI & MLWhy the Anthropic Settlement Didn't Settle AI Copyright
A $1.5B settlement masks a favorable fair use ruling, leaving AI training law in flux.
SecurityAI Misuse Warning Hits UK Legal Sector
SRA flags AI hallucinations and data leaks in legal work, urges stronger oversight.
SecurityBreach chatter becomes courtroom evidence
What your team says in the chaos of a breach can haunt you for years in litigation.
Cyber CrimePNLD Breach Exposes Police Contact Data
The Police National Legal Database confirms a data breach involving over 100,000 records of officers and legal professionals.
Cyber CrimeMinnesota Nudify App Ban Stays in Effect
A federal judge declined to block a Minnesota law targeting image-manipulation software, citing significant delays in legal filing.
SecurityLaw Firms Under Pressure From AiTM Attacks
New data from eSentire indicates that adversary-in-the-middle phishing has bypassed standard authentication protocols at law firms.
SecurityRunlayer Sues Rippling Over MCP Claims
A legal dispute over Model Context Protocol technology highlights the risks startups face when piloting tools with tech giants.
Warner Bros. Sues Amazon Over Talent
A legal battle emerges as Warner Bros. Discovery alleges Amazon is actively poaching staff bound by fixed-term employment contracts.
TrendingOpenAI Hardware Strategy Hits Snags
The company's new Micro keypad highlights a transition into niche hardware despite broader legal challenges and user skepticism.
Cyber CrimeBorder Device Wipe Leads to Indictment
A federal case involving a duress password suggests new legal risks for travelers using privacy-focused mobile software.
SecurityIndia Targets Decentralized App Code
A government demand to remove open-source repositories from GitHub challenges the legal limits of controlling offline messaging.
Tech NewsApple’s Legal Strategy Stalls OpenAI
A new trade secrets lawsuit against OpenAI creates potential delays for the company's hardware ambitions and upcoming IPO.
SecurityPentagon Puts CMMC Audits on Hold
The DoD has suspended mandatory third-party assessments, but experts warn that core legal cybersecurity obligations remain unchanged.
Tech NewsLG Faces Consumer Revolt Over Privacy
Recent reports allege LG displays are automatically installing unwanted software and mandating complex legal disclosures for voice AI.
Case of Mistaken Identity in REvil Hunt
A Russian tourist remains in Armenian custody as legal experts claim he was misidentified as a notorious ransomware operative.