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First Class Hack: Researcher Claims Airplane In-Flight Entertainment Systems Give Path to Flight Controls

To overcome his anxiety with flying, IOActive’s researcher/author, Ruben Santamarta, began “spending some flights hacking stuff.” In his December 20, 2016 blog post, “In Flight Hacking Systems,” Santamarta describes how he  tried to gain a better understanding of the In-Flight Entertainment… Continue Reading →

Failure to Redact Personal Information from Court Document Does Not Result in Private Cause of Action

In August 2015, Privacy Risk Report published a post regarding Target sealing its documents associated to the massive 2013 data breach in order to protect itself from hackers. Target contended that if documents related to its data breach litigation were filed… Continue Reading →

Home Is Where the Hacker Is: Cyber Coverage Becoming Necessary for Homeowners

There has been significant discussion since 2015 on how the “internet of things” is expected to impact our daily life, including our homes. In general, the term “internet of things” (IoT) refers to a network of “smart” devices found in… Continue Reading →

Law Firms’ Work Product Has No Privileges Against Hackers

It appears that large retailers and hospitals are no longer the only targets for hackers as evidenced by the hack at the Panamanian law firm, Mossack Fonseca, generally referred to as the “Panama Papers.” While the identity of the hackers is… Continue Reading →

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