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TechTank: Social Media and Teens: How Do They Think It Impacts Them?
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Justice Department Charges Russian National for LockBit Ransomware Attacks
The 20-year old allegedly participated in a conspiracy to commit wire fraud and intentionally damage protected computers and make ransom demands. -
The Dynamics of the Ukrainian IT Army’s Campaign in Russia
The Ukrainian IT Army offers a unique perspective into the choices of an offensive actor in a war. -
Proposed NIST Updates and Data Incident Response Planning
Proposals to update NIST 800-171—the U.S. government’s primary information security standard for the private sector—coincides with escalation of cyberattack against U.S. businesses. -
Offshore: The Coming Global Archipelago of Corrosive AI
Regulating artificial intelligence may be much harder than many imagine, challenges controlling money laundering and financial crime illustrate why -
The Cyberlaw Podcast: Cryptopocalypse
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Can the U.S. Use Its Long Arm to Stop a Technology Hemorrhage?
A look into the Karl Lee case and its implications for U.S. export control enforcement. -
A Path Forward for Israel Following the NSO Scandal
How can Israel rebuild national and international trust in its cyber industry, and are the steps it’s currently taking enough? -
Algorithmic Disgorgement is Bad for Science and Society
Instead of throwing away the improperly sourced algorithm or data, it could be made available for public use. -
ChinaTalk: Chinese TV PilotTalk: Farmers, Murders, and Anime
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The Lawfare Podcast: Justin Sherman on Regulating the Data Broker Industry
Sherman and Pell talked about some of the scams and other harms caused by data brokers, whether federal legislation regulating data brokers will get passed, and more. -
ChinaTalk: NVIDIA and the Future of A