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A week in security (February 13 – 19)

February 20, 2023 admin AI, Android, arris router, Artificial Intelligence, chatgpt, cisa, data leaks, dprk, endpoint security leader, esxiargs, fake hogwarts legacy, informed consent, iphone calendar spam, josh saxe, lock and code s04e04, mortal kombat, news, password sharing, ransomware, Section 230, trickbot, valentine's day, wordpress

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The most interesting security related news from the week of February 13 to 19.

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Two Supreme Court cases could change the Internet as we know it

February 17, 2023 admin chatgpt, distributor, gonzalez v. google, liability, news, publisher, Section 230, twitter v. taamneh

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The Supreme Court’s reconsideration of Section 230, a law that’s been the foundation for the way in which we have used the Internet for decades, could trigger major changes.

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US school district sues Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, TikTok over harm to kids

January 10, 2023 admin Alphabet, bytedance, Facebook, instagram, meta, news, seattle public school, Section 230, snap, snapchat, sps, TikTok, Youtube

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A whole school district in Seattle is suing social media giants for causing harm to kids and youths.

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Major Tech Companies Have Stopped Fighting an Internet Sex Trafficking Bill

November 9, 2017 admin Communications Decency Act, eff, rob portman, Section 230, Stop Enabling Sex Traffickers Act

Credit to Author: Daniel Oberhaus| Date: Thu, 09 Nov 2017 20:46:36 +0000

SESTA brings the clash between censorship and accountability online to the forefront of US politics.