Ride the Lightning

Sep 08, 2016

The NSO Group Sells Full Access to Smartphones- For a Hefty Price

Say you want to invisibly spy on 10 iPhone owners without their knowledge, gathering every keystroke, sound, message and location.

Sep 07, 2016

Duke Law Acquires EDRM

EDRM, the leading standards organization for the e-discovery industry, announced on August 24th that it had been acquired by Duke

Sep 06, 2016

2012 Dropbox Hack Results in More Than 68 Million User Credentials Being Exposed

So how much damage can a hack from 2012 do? Potentially, quite a bit. As Wired noted, people so often

Aug 25, 2016

Gartner Places Machine Learning at the Peak of the Hype Cycle

Gartner has published the 2016 edition of its Hype Cycle chart. The most fascinating part of the 2016 edition of

Aug 24, 2016

Sedona Conference Publishes Draft TAR Case Law Primer

The Sedona Conference has published for comment a Draft TAR Case Law Primer, a comprehensive review of court decisions addressing

Aug 23, 2016

A Nifty Way to Learn About Ciphers Using Emoji

Endlessly tipping my hat to Dave Ries, he sent me a link to Codemoji, a cool little site that allows

Aug 22, 2016

Six Movies That Feature Encryption

There are more than six movies that feature encryption of course, but this was still a fun read – and

Aug 18, 2016

UK Police Will Hire Law Firms to Pursue Cyber Criminals

The Guardian reported on August 14th that the City of London Police intends to conduct a pilot project to pursue

Aug 17, 2016

Over 100 Law Firms Sharing Cyber Threat Intelligence

The Legal Services Information Sharing and Analysis Organization (LS-ISAO) recently issued a press release stating that it now has more

Aug 16, 2016

An Easier Way to Make Strong Passwords? Maybe.

Last week, The Washington Post ran an article about a new standard for passwords (with an accompanying video). The new

Aug 15, 2016

What Will Law Look Like in 2026?

Forget reading tea leaves and goat entrails. The best way to find out what law is going to look like

Aug 11, 2016

Big Data Analytics is Changing Legal Ethics

Bloomberg Law carried a very interesting post by a professor at the University of Houston Law Center. Professor Knake notes