Topic: legal liability
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US Data at Risk as Key Cyber Law Expires
The Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act (CISA 2015) has expired, removing legal immunity for companies that share cyber threat intelligence and exposing them to lawsuits. Experts warn the lapse undermines national security by discouraging threat data sharing, increasing risks like software supp...
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Meta's Child Safety Leak: A Damaging Turn for the Worse
Whistleblowers revealed that Meta is actively suppressing research on child safety risks in VR to avoid legal liability, rather than addressing known dangers. Despite official age restrictions, children under 13 routinely access Meta's VR platforms, where immersive technology poses uniquely invas...
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Olga Kornienko on C2PA, Content Authenticity & DRM at Streaming Media 2025
EZDRM's COO emphasized the collaboration between content provenance, C2PA standards, and DRM to protect media authenticity and creators from synthetic media threats. The C2PA standard establishes a chain of custody for content, verifying origin and tracking changes without judging truth, enabling...
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Chat Control: Is Your Privacy at Risk?
The EU's proposed Chat Control legislation aims to combat child sexual abuse by requiring digital platforms to scan for illegal content, but cybersecurity experts warn it could critically undermine digital security and personal privacy. The regulation is incompatible with end-to-end encryption, e...
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Navigating the Legal Risks of Hacking Back
Hacking back poses significant legal and ethical risks, often violating international laws and escalating conflicts; safer alternatives like bug bounty programs are recommended. Cross-border cyber incidents create jurisdictional challenges, with laws like the U.S. Computer Fraud and Abuse Act pro...
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