Cybersquatting Cases: Criminal Domain Seizure On The Rise
Cybersquatting cases are making a comeback! And this time around, the stakes are higher. Instead of holding domains ransom for...
List of California Online Privacy Laws
California rung in 2015 with a slew of new online privacy laws. If you run a commercial website – or...
FTC Mobile Payment App Report: Disclose and Ask More Questions!
The FTC recently published a report on mobile payment plugins and apps. Does this mean a new mobile payment app...
FTC Fines Snapchat For Being Loosey-Goosey With Data
Snapchat entered into a consent decree with the Federal Trade Commission for supposedly misleading users about data collection and inter-device...
The CFPB May Make Things Easier For Finance Firms
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is ready to ease up on certain Gramm-Leach-Bliley financial privacy rules for companies that don’t...
Twitter Transparency and Occupy Independence Day
Let’s quickly talk about a famous Twitter transparency incident. Back in 2012, the Internet erupted in censorship rage because the...
“It Wasn’t Me!”: A Viable Legal Defense For Hacking?
Due to the advent of identity theft, botnets, trojans and other digital mischief, does “I didn’t do it” work as...
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