Collaborate Disseminate
For companies that build equipment like CNC machines or lasercutters, it’s tempting to use open-source software in a lot of areas. After all, it’s stable, featureful, and has typically passed …read more Continue reading Watch Out For Lasercutter Manufacturers Violating GPL
The Department of Justice and FBI announced they used remote access technology to shut down a Sandworm botnet.
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Denys Iarmak, a Ukrainian national, was involved with the Russia-linked hacking group between November 2016 and November 2018.
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Please assume the following in responding:
Data being passed to vendor is subject to data protection laws in the USA such as GLBA
Data itself resides within the United States
Switching vendors will be difficult due to tight integration … Continue reading What strategies can I use to negotiate security terms in vendor contracts for vendors in high geopolitical risk countries?
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PORTLAND, Ore., March 2, 2022 — Exterro Inc. – the preferred provider of Legal GRC software specifically designed for in-h… Continue reading Exterro Launches Global Training Academy Across Its Entire Portfolio of Legal GRC Products
Recently, our data centers have been migrated from Ukraine to central Europe. Instead of shutting down, we intend to dedicate the infrastructure to launching cyber attacks against Russian state services and state-related businesses. In par… Continue reading Legal implications of using corporate infrastruture in cyber attacks against Russia [migrated]
I’ve read about the risks of stolen cookies, and I’d like to try it. Is it illegal to "stole" my own cookie of a popular site and try to login in a different browser without username/password? In this scenario I would forge a cop… Continue reading Is it illegal to modify cookies? [closed]
A U.S. judge Monday determined that Ilya Dutch Lichtenstein, one-half of the couple accused of a massive cryptocurrency laundering scheme, will await trial in prison. His wife and alleged co-conspirator, Heather Morgan, was set free on a $3 million bond package, with the conditions of strict electronic monitoring and limits on her virtual currency accounts. Federal law enforcement arrested the pair earlier this month for allegedly conspiring to launder $4.5 billion worth of cryptocurrency stolen in a 2016 hack of virtual cryptocurrency exchange Bitfinex. Lichtenstein and Morgan employed sophisticated money-laundering techniques that included the use of a combination of fictitious identities, automatic transactions, and dispersing funds across virtual currency accounts. Prosecutors found access keys to the wallet containing the stolen cryptocurrency in Lichtenstein’s cloud storage, evidence that Judge Beryl Howell of the U.S. District for the District of Columbia called a “smoking gun.” Howell deemed the pair a strong flight risk […]
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A British court ruled Monday that WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange can ask the country’s Supreme Court to block his extradition to the United States, where he’s accused of violating the Espionage Act and collaborating in criminal hacking activity. The High Court said there is a single “point of law” allowing Assange’s case to proceed. The U.K.’s Supreme Court has not decided whether it will take the case, and there is no guarantee that it will, but Monday’s ruling essentially buys Assange more time. The point of law has to do with the timing of when U.K. judges received and considered assurances from the U.S. about how Assange would be treated once on U.S. soil, according to the BBC. U.S. officials had said Assange would not be sent to a supermax prison or be held in long solitary confinement, but the question is whether those assurances came at the right time […]
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Over the years a constant in stories covering the right to repair has come from an unexpected direction, the farming community. Their John Deer tractors, a stalwart of North American …read more Continue reading Oh Deere, Is That Right To Repair Resolution Troubling You?