Hollywood Seeks Prosecution For Illegal Downloading of Adam Sandler Movie. Case is Dismissed On Lack Of Proof. In a recent article by Royel Edwards at GIZMODO, he discusses why a federal case was recently dismissed against Thomas Gonzales, accused of illegally downloading Adam Sandler’s 2015 Movie, The Cobbler, via BitTorrent. With an average rating of […]
The Police Are Allowed To Collect Physical Evidence, Such As Fingerprints. Using Touch ID To Unlock A Phone Is Considered Fair Play. In a recent article by Matthew Deluca at NBC News, he uncovers a colossal distinction in the law between unlocking a phone using a fingerprint vs. inputting a numerical password. You might remember […]
Businesses Now Armed with Potent Legal Tools to Protect Against and Secure Injunctive Relief and Damages Against Theft of Intellectual Property. In a recent article by Michael P. Broadhurst, Kevin M. Passerini and Leigh Ann Buziak at the Legal Intelligencer, they write that the president has recently signed the Defend Trade Secrets Act of 2016 […]
The FBI is Going After the Browser History of Spies In a recent article by Reporter Ellen Nakashima at Washington Post, she writes that per the FBI’s request, some lawmakers are advancing legislation that would allow the bureau to obtain browser history using a national security letter, issued by a special agent without a judge’s […]
Texting A Driver Who Gets In An Accident Could Now Make You Liable. In a recent article from Ben Seal at The Legal Intelligencer, he writes that, as drivers encounter an increasing number of distractions behind the wheel, Pennsylvania law is adjusting to consider how civil damages should be doled out in motor vehicle accidents. […]
Hospital Advised To Pay. Coughs Up $17,000 In Bitcoins For Cryptokey To Regain Access To Its Systems. In a recent article from Brian Barrett at wired.com, he writes that as ransomware attacks continue to rise and hackers’ methods become increasingly more sophisticated, Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center in Los Angeles, California becomes the latest notable victim. […]
While Apple CEO Tim Cook Believes FBI Intentions Are Good The Company Will Oppose The Order. Approximately two months later after the massacre, the iPhone of one of the San Bernardino killers is still encrypted, despite the best efforts of mobile forensics experts to “crack” it. On December 2, 2015 Tashfeen Mailk and her husband […]
A data breach of the Empire’s newest flag-ship space station has caused chaos throughout the organization Image from WikiLeaks In a massive data breach of the Galactic Empire’s top secret network, confidential plans for their newest space station – dubbed the “Death Star” – have leaked online. Reports are coming out of the Rebel Alliance […]
Cell Phone Location Tracking Laws Vary by State. Map Image From www.aclu.org Brad Reed from BGR.com reports that laws vary by state on whether or not Police can track your cell phone without a warrant. To help you understand what the current laws and procedures are in your state regarding cell phone tracking, the American […]
Students Learn First Hand About Today’s Data-Driven World And What We Do. NFCS 10th Grade Students in the Conference Room Learning about Junto — online review platform On Wednesday, November 11th Cornerstone Discovery hosted 10th grade students from the New Foundations Charter School (NFCS) for the 5th Annual NFCS Career Shadow Day.
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