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Category: Security

Links for Week of July 21, 2023

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So what has your AI been trained upon? A group of authors requests that their copyrighted works not be used for that purpose. Further, for many years American military emails (.MIL) have been mis-sent to Mali (.ML) due to typos. Now, that domain is being transferred back to that country’s control. Finally, I was very…

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Links for Week of June 2, 2023

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This week, a group of AI researchers issued a warning regarding mitigating the risk of extinction caused by AI. Further, security expert Bruce Schneier summarizes the articles coming out recently about a report detailing Chinese hacking of the US critical infrastructure. Note – due to external obligations, the next post will be the week of…

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Links for Week of May 26, 2023

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This week, more on the Supreme Court’s decision in the Warhol case. Further, CISA published a useful guide for reducing the risk of ransomware. And, Meta was hit with a record privacy fine (1.2 billion Euros) over GDPR compliance. Copyright and Fair Use Ransomware Privacy

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Links for Week of March 10, 2023

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Last week I attended ABA Techshow, so here are some links with highlights from the show. I spoke on Tuesday, March 7th at the Chicago Bar Association’s Solo and Small Firm Committee meeting with my takeaways from Techshow. On the topic of geolocation, the FBA admitted this week to buying location data on Americans. Not…

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