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CYBERPOL Enforces Stricter Domain Verification to Combat Cybercrime
Tech & Intellectual Property CYBERPOL Enforces Stricter Domain Verification to Combat Cybercrime

The internet has become an integral part of daily life, but with its growth comes increased risk from cybercriminals. The anonymity afforded by current domain registration processes has facilitated cybercrime worldwide. To address this critical issue, the International Cyber Policing Organization,

Authorities Urge Vigilance as Digital Arrest Scams Surge in Complexity
Tech & Intellectual Property Authorities Urge Vigilance as Digital Arrest Scams Surge in Complexity

The rise of cybercrime is an escalating concern, especially with the emergence of sophisticated digital arrest scams. These scams exploit fear and urgency to defraud unsuspecting individuals, posing significant challenges to law enforcement and cybersecurity experts. As digital infrastructures grow

How Does California's New Law Safeguard Your Neural Privacy Rights?
Tech & Intellectual Property How Does California's New Law Safeguard Your Neural Privacy Rights?

The evolving landscape of neurotechnology brings with it unprecedented possibilities and significant risks, particularly in terms of privacy. With the advent of mind-reading technologies, the boundaries of personal privacy are being redefined. Recognizing this, California has stepped up with

Navigating AI in Law: ABA's Ethics Opinion Guides Legal Practice
Tech & Intellectual Property Navigating AI in Law: ABA's Ethics Opinion Guides Legal Practice

Generative artificial intelligence (GAI) is quickly becoming a central component in various fields, and the legal profession is no exception, reflecting a broader trend of technology integration across industries. With the rise of AI tools designed to aid in tasks like document review, contract

Egypt's Draft Criminal Code Slammed for Threatening Fair Trials
International & Trade Law Egypt's Draft Criminal Code Slammed for Threatening Fair Trials

Egypt's recently proposed draft Criminal Procedure Code (CPC) has been met with substantial criticism from a coalition of major human rights organizations, including Amnesty International, Dignity, Human Rights Watch, and the International Commission of Jurists. These groups argue that the

Can South Korea Strengthen Privacy Laws to Match Global Standards?
Tech & Intellectual Property Can South Korea Strengthen Privacy Laws to Match Global Standards?

As South Korea grapples with the evolving landscape of data privacy, it faces mounting pressure to bolster its regulations for Big Tech companies. The country currently lags behind global standards, and this shortfall has led to frequent data leaks and cybersecurity incidents. Given the intense

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