ChatGPT Creator OpenAI Sued for Theft of Private Data in ‘AI Arms Race’ June 29, 2023 ChatGPT creator OpenAI Inc. is stealing “vast amounts” of personal information to train its artificial intelligence models in a heedless...
U.S. Narrows Scope of Anti-Hacking Law Long Hated by Critics May 19, 2022 By Jeff Stone The Department of Justice is changing its policy around a controversial anti-hacking law, addressing longstanding complaints from cybersecurity researchers that...
Supreme Court to Weigh LinkedIn’s Use of Anti-Hacking Law to Shield Personal Data June 14, 2021 By Andrew Chung The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday gave Microsoft Corp.’s LinkedIn Corp. another chance to try to stop rival hiQ Labs...
Supreme Court Turns Down Cases Testing Hacking Law October 10, 2017 By Andrew Chung The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday sidestepped a growing controversy over who can give permission to access a computer, a...
Cyber Attack Retaliation Is Government’s Job: Poll January 22, 2015 By Jordan Robertson At a time when most people aren’t confident their workplace is safe from a hacking attack, respondents to the Bloomberg...
Corporations Warned Not to Hack Back December 31, 2014 By Jordan Robertson and Michael Riley The hacked are itching to hack back. So say a dozen security specialists and former law enforcement officials who described...
Court Narrows Federal Law on Computer Fraud April 10, 2012 By Jonathan Stempel and Terry Baynes A U.S. appeals court rejected the government’s broad reading of a computer fraud law to prosecute workers who steal from...