Estimated 30,000 U.S. Organizations and Businesses Hacked Through Microsoft Exchange Server “Zero-Day” Vulnerabilities
3/10/21
By: John Ghose
State-sponsored hackers have accessed the Microsoft email environments of an estimated 30,000 U.S. organizations – including many small and medium-sized companies, universities, and government agencies. This hack is nearly twice the size of the recent SolarWinds hack, …
Microsoft Takes Control of Domains Exploiting COVID-19 Crisis in Phishing Attacks
7/17/20
By: Barry Miller
Microsoft now controls several domain names that, according to the company, were used in attempts to get personal information from Microsoft account holders during the COVID-19 crisis.
A Virginia federal court issued a temporary restraining order July …
Massachusetts Superior Court Rules Non-Compete Agreement Fully Enforceable Despite Minor Change in Job Duties Between Signing and Enforcement of Agreement
6/22/20
By: Janet Barringer and Zinnia Khan
The Massachusetts Superior Court’s recent decision in Now Business Intelligence, Inc. v. Sean Donahue, et al., held minor changes in an employee’s job duties will not create a “new employment contract” so as …
Cybersecurity in Georgia Hits a Roadblock
5/14/18
By: Ze’eva Kushner
On May 8, 2018, Georgia’s Governor Nathan Deal made a controversial decision to veto a cybersecurity bill. Issued in the wake of the massive data breach of Atlanta-based Equifax, among other data breaches across the country, the …
Head In the Cloud – United States Supreme Court Takes On Application of Domestic Warrant To Information Stored Internationally
3/9/18
By: Glenn M. Kenna
The Supreme Court is set to decide a vital question this term – Can the government use a warrant served in the United States to obtain emails stored abroad? The United States Government says it can, …