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A North Korean national flag on a tall metal structure waving high above all other buildings in Gijungdong as seen from an observation post on September 28, 2017 in Panmunjom, South Korea.

Cyber, Sovereignty, and North Korea–And the Risk of Inaction

Americans, and people throughout the world, are becoming increasingly aware that there are significant vulnerabilities in the Internet, and that there are malicious actors who…
The Facebook login page on a computer screen. The screen is partly blacked-out to show only a circle revealing “Facebook – Facebook helps you…the people in your…”

Top Experts: Can Facebook Legally Disclose Russian Ads–What Does the Stored Communications Act say?

I asked several of the most highly respected legal experts for their views on an issue yet to receive significant attention in the news: whether and to what extent, if any, a federal…
Clips of Facebook posts containing Russian propaganda.

Facebook Users Have the Right To Know How They Were Exposed to Russian Propaganda

On November 1st, Facebook’s general counsel, Colin Stretch, will testify before the House and Senate intelligence committees as part of the congressional investigations into…

Would the United States Be Responsible for Private Hacking?

Rep. Tom Graves (R-GA) and Rep. Kyrsten Sinema (D-AZ) introduced the Active Cyber Defense Certainty Act (H.R. 4036) in the House of Representatives on Oct. 13. The bill would amend…

It’s Time to Pass Legislation Governing a Key Part of the Government’s Hacking Policy

An example of the splash screen from the Petya malware that was suspected of relying on an exploit developed by the U.S. National Security Agency. It’s well known that government…

Abandoning Iranian Nuclear Deal Could Lead to New Wave of Cyberattacks

Over the last two years, U.S. banks and government agencies have enjoyed a notable respite from malicious Iranian cyber activity. The timing of this drop-off happens to coincide…

Facebook’s Silencing of Refugees Reveals Dangers of Censorship Technologies

Countless Rohingya refugees have tried to record the ethnic cleansing of their communities by turning to Facebook, the social network that promised to give a voice to the voiceless.…
A laptop screen shows the Facebook page for Facebook.

What Does it Mean that Mueller Got a Warrant to Obtain Facebook Data?

The Wall Street Journal and CNN recently reported that Facebook provided data about Russian advertising purchases made in the run-up to the 2016 election to Special Counsel Robert…

Autonomous Weapon Systems and the Decision to Kill

The decision to kill other humans lies at the heart of concerns over Autonomous Weapon Systems (AWS).  Human judgment regarding whether lives will be taken and objects destroyed…
Trump talks into a microphone. There is a Facebook symbol behind him.

How Facebook Could Crack the Trump-Russia Case

Facebook should be treated like a crime scene. The social media company likely has troves of data that could provide critical leads for the investigation into possible collusion…

Norms Watch: Democracy, the Trump Administration, and Reactions to It (September 8-September 15)

Editor’s Note: Welcome to the latest installment of Norms Watch, our series tracking both the flouting of democratic norms by the Trump administration and the erosion of…

President Trump’s Hostility to the News Media: Reckless driving or premeditated assault?

On Tuesday, the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Zeid Raad al-Hussein, held a press conference at his headquarters in Geneva, intending to focus on systematic…
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