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The scammers purchased fleets of sports cars, flew on private jets, hired security guards and rented mansions in Miami and the Hamptons. The post Party’s Over for Crypto Scammers Who Went on a Spending Spree After a $240 Million Bitcoin Theft appeared first on SecurityWeek .

Oracle has reportedly garnered some unwanted attention from the European Commission around its enterprise software licensing practices. The Commission’s antitrust regulators are currently gathering information from third parties about Oracle’s licensing practices to assess whether there is evidence to warrant further action, although it has yet to open a formal investigation into the company, MLe…

Most security teams already have a breach clock memorized. GDPR gives you 72 hours. SEC rules give public companies four business days after determining an incident is material. Those numbers get built into incident response runbooks, tabletop exercises and escalation paths, because the clock starts the moment the team confirms something happened. Article 73 of the EU AI Act adds a third clock, a…

Eshan Singhal, Ph.D., Research Scholar, Faculty of Law, Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar University, Agra Dr. Shiti Kanth Dubey, Professor, Faculty of Law, Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar University, Agra ABSTRACT Artificial intelligence has fundamentally transformed the technological environment in which cybercrime is conceived, executed and investigated. Generative artificial intelligence, large language models, deep…

It’s too late (almost). The first major operational deadline for the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) arrives this Friday, on September 11th, 2026. That’s when mandatory reporting obligations under Article 14 take effect for manufacturers of products with digital elements sold in the EU. What does that mean? The first step to avoiding significant financial […] The post The CRA’s first major deadline…

Publication date: November 2026 Source: Telecommunications Policy, Volume 50, Issue 10 Author(s): Yiping Cao

The G7 Cybersecurity Working Group recognizes the growing threat that quantum computing poses to public-key cryptography, and the security of both public and private organizations. To address these risks, the group asserts that post-quantum cryptography (PQC) transition demands action across all sectors, not just critical infrastructure, and requires collective engagement, coordinated planning, a…

Debates over the moral status of artificial systems are frequently stalled by the assumption that legal or ethical protection must wait on resolving whether such systems are phenomenally conscious. This paper argues that assumption rests on a proxy structure it does not examine: functional criteria are treated as evidence for a further, hidden fact rather than as constitutive of moral relevance i…

English Premier League football club Chelsea’s lucrative new front-of-shirt sponsorship deal with a stablecoin issuer has left Hong Kong fans and retailers concerned about whether wearing or selling the top counts as illegal promotion under digital currency laws. Chelsea signed the deal with Circle to feature its USDC stablecoin brand on player jerseys for the 2026-27 season in late August, just …

The U.S. government sides with OpenAI in the NYT copyright lawsuit, arguing AI training is fair use. New lawsuits from Seattle Times and Newsday add pressure. Will this reshape AI law? The post US Government Backs OpenAI in Landmark AI Copyright Battle appeared first on SourceTrail .

The G20 Innovation Ministerial was held in North Carolina, US, from September 1 to 2, with artificial intelligence (AI) taking center stage. The US urged governments to pursue a light-touch regulatory approach, while officials and technology executives also addressed data centers and copyright rules governing AI training data. The following are the key takeaways from the meeting.

September 11, 2026. One week from now. That's when the EU Cyber Resilience Act starts enforcing its first real obligations. Most developers haven't heard of it. Most companies aren't ready for it. Here's what's changing and why it matters if you ship software anywhere in Europe. What's the CRA? The Cyber Resilience Act is the EU's first horizontal cybersecurity law for digital products. Not secto…

Preeti, LLM, Amity University, Gurugram ABSTRACT However, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is changing the way personal data is collected, inferred, aggregated and reused, which is threatening fundamental data protection and privacy principles and calls for a re-thinking of the Indian Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) regime. The objective of this study was to understand the correlation between…

Dr. Mousumi Kalita, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Law, ICFAI University, Tripura Mr. Akash Majumder, LL.B., Faculty of Law, ICFAI University, Tripura ABSTRACT An act of cyberterrorism involves using the internet and other forms of information and communication technology to threaten or cause bodily harm to gain political or ideological power through threat or intimidation. Data theft, data mani…

Google will not be forced to sell its AdX advertising exchange under the current remedies path in its U.S. ad tech antitrust litigation. U.S. District Judge Leonie M. Brinkema rejected the Department of Justice's proposed AdX divestiture while leaving the court's underlying monopoly findings intact. The result is a significant shift in emphasis: rather than dismantling Google's ad tech stack, the…

Arredondo explains why he is turning his attention to the judiciary — and why he believes the challenge starts with the sheer torrent of material flooding into the courts. The post On LawNext: Why Legal AI Pioneer Pablo Arredondo Is Joining Clio To Build Technology For The Courts appeared first on Above the Law .