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👉 Moved to @YalePrivacyLab 🔆 https://t.co/pQXaazBU44 🦋 https://t.co/t7gQUGdXV4
New Haven, Connecticut, USA
Joined August 2025
Last week I attended the "Free Speech in Crisis" conference at @YaleLawSch hosted by @yaleisp. Of all the events I've been at for Yale ISP over the years, it was definitely one of the most timely and thought-provoking.
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Very proud and lucky to be one of the 35 scholars who joined this Amicus on #TikTok spearheaded by @anupamchander. Great legal minds made this happen on a very tight schedule. I'll have more thoughts very soon on the issue. #SCOTUS
Our Amicus for First Amendment and Internet Law Professors (35 professors!) here:
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The US Department of Commerce just released their new post-quantum cryptography standards. The cryptography used in Bitcoin (ECDSA) is being deprecated by 2030. That’s just 5 years from now.
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Donations from people like you are the reason EFF can do what we do! Now is the perfect time to join EFF or renew your membership before the new year.
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Donate in 2025 to support digital privacy and free speech!
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Today, on the 76th annual Human Rights Day, we celebrate the importance of protecting our human rights in the digital age. The Tor Project, a nonprofit, is dedicated to advancing human rights and defending your privacy online through free software and open networks. Get to know
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Our @AsafLubin writes "On Software Bugs and Legal Bugs: Product Liability in the Age of Code" https://t.co/5vytQOJgMr
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Help protect yourself, your family, your job, your country. Join the Pause. Join us at @pausetake9 #CyberCivilDefense #Take9
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The TikTok ban is unconstitutional censorship. Period. Read the brief we joined on Friday with 7 other organizations in TikTok v. Garland explaining why: https://t.co/YRIsh8uvxt
@ACLU @eff @ITIFdc @ppi @CenDemTech @fightfortheftr @publicknowledge
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Countless movies and TV shows have depicted police hating paperwork, and if these pop culture representations are any indicator, we should anticipate AI-generated police reports to spread rapidly in 2025.
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There’s no part of your life now where you can avoid the onslaught of “artificial intelligence.” Whether you’re trying to search for a recipe and sifting through AI-made summaries or listening to
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The simplest way to ensure your messages are safe from hackers like Salt Typhoon is to use an end-to-end encrypted app like Signal or WhatsApp, EFF’s @Evacide told @NPR.
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The U.S. believes hackers affiliated with China's government are infiltrating telecoms and stealing users' data. The FBI has urged people to use end-to-end encryption to keep their info safe.
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We’re living in a more intensive surveillance society than ever before, and our privacy laws are ill equipped to protect us against government access to our personal data, says @DanielSolove.
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The demagogue’s playbook would be harder to pull off if we had stronger online privacy laws.
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ISP fellow @nikenberger writes about "Privacy Beyond Consent: Cofone’s Call for Privacy Torts" https://t.co/xoEjTcIeiZ
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Want to learn how to hack? Our first ever live course—on hacking and cybersecurity with @scottjshapiro and @seanodiggity—is now available to the public. Take the first class now (for no cost!) on Lawfare:
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The book draws from Shapiro’s cybersecurity course, which uses hacking to help future lawyers and policymakers understand the digital realm. https://t.co/CNv1OwmcvN
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To one day tackle cybersecurity issues, students in a Yale Law School class learn how to hack.
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Shapiro’s latest book delves into hacking, using five examples from history to explore the human side of a problem that is, he argues, not primarily technological. https://t.co/TW2vy0lAqW
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Professor Scott J. Shapiro traces the very human history behind hacking in his new book.
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