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Cybersecurity & Privacy - June, 2026

283 articles

• Meta Social Media Addiction MDL Headed For August Trial
• UNC Escapes Bias Suit From Native American Ex-Professor
• Chamber Backs Circle's Bid To Dismiss $280M Drift Hack Suit
• Patients Say Colo. Health Network Didn't Secure HIV Data
• SAG-AFTRA Wants House Panel To Advance AI Deepfakes Bill
• High Court Remands Geofencing Cases In Wake Of New Rules
• NY Defamation Carveout Hinges On Causation, Not Labels
• Atlas Data's Daniel's Law Notices Not Spam, Judge Rules
• Power To The Paralegals: Burnout As A Structural Problem
• Citibank Defeats Texas Man's $20M NFT Romance Scam Suit
• Google Faces Privacy Suit Over Nest Cam's Face Detection
• House Sends Kids Online Safety Bill To Skeptical Senate
• FCC Set To Block Call Traffic From Telecom Over Robocalls
• LA Times Gets OK For $3.85M Privacy Deal With Web Visitors
• Gov't Arg. For DOGE Access Stay Is 'Red Herring,' Judge Says
• Rural Network Providers Seek FCC Waiver To Alter Routers
• The End Of An 'Independent' FTC
• Verizon Asks Justices To Send Privacy Fine Back To 2nd Circ.
• Circle Faces $232M Suit From N. Korea Victim's Family
• Judge Rebukes Feds For Demanding Pennsylvania Voter Info
• Wizards, Capitals Owner Facing Multiple Data Breach Suits
• ShinyHunters Likely Hacked NAIC's Credit Agency Data
• Nebraska Social Media Age Verification Law Partially Blocked
• Politico Collected Data On Users' Reading Habits, Suit Claims
• Auto Parts Co. Faces Class Action Over Data Breach
• 11th Circ. Ruling Reflects Shift In Digital Consent Frameworks
• Class Actions At The Circuit Courts: June Lessons
• Epic Games, Ex-Contractor Settle 'Fortnite' Leak Claims
• Justices' FCC Fine Ruling May Weaken Agency Leverage
• Ill. Law Firm MSO Bill Clashes With Court Power, Ethics Rules
• Supreme Court To Review Wash. Youth Gender Care Law
• Justices Clarify Geofence Warrant Standards
• Justices Strike Down Humphrey's Presidential Firing Limits
• Meta, State AGs Criticized As Social Media MDL Trial Nears
• PACER Fees Will Rise To Fund Cyber Defense Upgrades
• Google Gets Judge To Block 'Outsider Enterprise' Phishing
• Supreme Court Pauses Fine In Journalist's Appeal
• T-Mobile Asks High Court To Refund Its $92M In FCC Fines
• To Protect And Stalk: How Some Police Misuse Plate Readers
• Bankers Want Beefed Up 'Know Your Customer' FCC Rules
• High Court To Issue Big Decisions In Term's Final Days
• ATF Ends Location Data Contract After Bipartisan Push
• 3rd Circ. Decision Sheds Light On BIPA Bank Exemption
• Chiropractor Hidden Camera Suits Not Covered, Insurer Says
• Constructing AI Compliance Plans As State Laws Diverge
• 'OnlyFake' Website Creator Headed Home After Year In Jail
• Fla., Roku Resolve Children's Data Privacy Suit
• John Bolton Pleads Guilty In Classified Info Case
• State Courts Must Be Gatekeepers Of Expert Testimony
• Universal Trucker Gets Class OK In Ill. Biometric Privacy Row
• Meta Fails To Knock Out BIPA Voiceprint Privacy Claims
• Brad Pitt Gets OK To Sue Oligarch In Calif. Over Winery Sale
• CFPB Updates Online Complaint Process To Stem 'Abuse'
• FCC Crafts New License Rules For Undersea Cable Lines
• Facebook's Ex-Policy Director Sues Meta Over Gag Order
• Customer Drops Data Breach Suit Against Fiber Internet Co.
• NJ Justices Clarify Face Recognition Discovery Rules
• Apple's Safari Doesn't Protect Data As Advertised, Suit Says
• Yelp Denied 'Improper Tactical Boost' Via Google Expert Docs
• Webinar Site Accused Of Recording, Posting Private Meetings
• Weighing The Implications Of The Anthropic Export Directive
• Allstate Not Liable For Contractor's Spam Calls, 7th Circ. Says
• Moshing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• SitusAMC's $5.3M Data Breach Deal Draws Judicial Scrutiny
• NY Judge Halts DOJ Bid For Trans Youth Medical Records
• 4th Circ. Says Cyber Co. Owes Nothing In Licensing Row
• DraftKings Tracks Users, Shares Data With Brokers, Suit Says
• Why Highly Specialized Experts May Risk Exclusion At Trial
• Steps For Employers After 7th Circ. BIPA Retroactivity Ruling
• Legal Tech Co. Sues US Over Anthropic AI Shutdown Order
• Fed. Circ. Won't Revisit Ruling On $1.5B IT Contract Correction
• Trump AI Order: Voluntary Framework, Mandatory Implications
• FTX Exec's Wife Gets Trial Date In Campaign Finance Case
• States, Ex-IRS Officials Want Trump-IRS Deal Scrutinized
• DC Judge Will Take Gov't 'At Its Word' Trump's Fund Is Dead
• Paramount Urges High Court To Limit Video Privacy Lawsuits
• Cintas Faces Class Action Over Unwanted Sales Calls
• High Court's Cisco Ruling Is A Win For Multinational Cos.
• Nvidia Seeks To Toss 3D Artist's 'Copycat' Copyright AI Suit
• Wash. Says T-Mobile Broke Data Breach Law
• SEC Urged To Adopt CAT To Fix Market Surveillance Tool
• WhatsApp Users Fight Uphill To Keep Calif. Privacy Suit Intact
• Planned Parenthood Sent Patient Data To Google, Suit Says
• Stryker Says Data Breach Suit Built On Speculation
• Google And Adult Website Defeat Data Sharing Suit, For Now
• Defending Against Remote Work Risks During The World Cup
• SSA Says Court Has No Jurisdiction Over FOIA Fee Dispute
• DC Judge Pulls Plug On Feds' Voter Citizenship Database
• CrowdStrike Continues Push To End GoSecure Patent Suit
• Orchestrator Of DraftKings Cyberattack Gets 18 Months
• UK Seeks Input On Potential Customs Updates
• Drawing A Line Between Settlement Pressure And Extortion
• Justices Say Cisco Can't Be Sued Under Alien Tort Statute
• YouTube Seeks To Exit Wash. Driver's Viral Dashcam Clip Suit
• House Floats Revised Kids' Safety Bill After Bipartisan Deal
• Texas Asks Justices To Keep App Store Law In Force
• 7th Circ. Clears Hartford In Wire Fraud Coverage Fight
• NJ Medical Center Sued Over Alleged Patient Data Tracking
• Colorado's New Chatbot Law May Be Defined By Its Carveouts
• Risk Reduction Lessons For PE Firms From PowerSchool Suit
• Navy Contractor Settles FCA Claims Over Lax Cybersecurity
• Wellstar Reaches Deal In Patient Data-Sharing Suit
• Oracle Sued Over Sale Of Coloradans' Cellphone Numbers
• High Court Leaves Intact Mich. Drone Hunting Restrictions
• Split 6th Circ. Revives Ohio's Social Media Age Limit Law
• Express Scripts Can't Ditch Meta Wiretap Suit Yet
• Microsoft Joins Fight To Preserve EU-US Data Transfer Pact
• Bitcoin Thief Tells 2nd Circ. Resentence Violates Constitution
• Louisiana Asks 5th Circ. To Lift Block Of Social Media Law
• Novo Nordisk Sued Over Data Hack Tied To Extortionist Group
• Pornhub Makes Deal With Child Sex Crime Victim Class In Calif.
• Free Speech Fight Over Fla. Social Media Law Goes To Trial
• Tort Report: Meta Set To Face Facebook Sex Trafficking Trial
• Anthropic Files Protective Appeal Of Pentagon Designation
• 'Honeypot' Suit Spotlights Nuances Of Trade Secret Law
• High Court's FCC Ruling Adds To Comms Industry Paradox
• Bill For AI Deepfake Reporting System Clears Senate Panel
• Meta's Newspaper Analogy Doesn't Sway Instagram Judge
• A Lender's Guide To Fraud: Identifying Risks
• Accenture Unveils $4.2B Cybersecurity Software Buying Spree
• Founding An Autism Academy Made Me A Better Lawyer
• Ad Seller Can't Shake Wiretap Suit Over Temu Data Transfers
• FTX Exec's Wife Must Face Campaign Finance Charges
• Madison Square Garden Sued Over ShinyHunters Data Breach
• HHS Enforcement Restructuring Signals Compliance Risks
• Trump's AI Order Is Strategic, Not Merely Deregulatory
• Hilton Facing Class Action Over Marketing Calls
• Dykema Adds Privacy Pro In San Antonio From Quadrant Law
• Trump Halts Clayton Director Hearing Over Blue-Slip Dispute
• Rule Of Law Requires Gov't Engagement With Bar, Not Retreat
• 2nd Circ. Judge Blasts 'Wrong' Video Privacy Test In NBA Suit
• Capital One Clients Denied Class Cert. In Data Sharing Suit
• Mark Cuban Urges 6th Circ. To Rehear Case Against FINRA
• Anti-Abortion Group Renews Bid To Block NJ's Info Demand
• Kalshi Shared Private User Data With Third Parties, Suit Says
• FCC Lifts Security Ban On Some Foreign-Made Toy Drones
• Md. Judge Continues Health Case Law Streak With ACA Ruling
• Book Publishers Want WeLib 'Shadow Library' Dismantled
• Fannie, Freddie AI Rules Raise Stakes For Mortgage Lenders
• NC Man Must Pay $36K To End SEC's Suit Over 'Free-Riding'
• FCC Urged To Revise Test Rule Language
• Restaurants Accused Of Flouting Credit Card Privacy Rule
• The Paradoxical Duty To Adopt AI When You Can't Bill For It
• Pa. School, AI Cos. Sued Over Deepfakes Of Female Students
• Fla. AG Sues TikTok Over Minors' Access, 'Unsafe' Content
• Bestselling Memoir Author Wants Privacy Suit Tossed
• Facebook Users Ask 9th Circ. To Fix Jury Role 'Usurpation'
• Disney And YouTube Defeat Kids' Data Privacy Suit, For Now
• $239M LabCorp Deal Illegally Shared Genetic Info, Suit Says
• Justice Alito Asks Texas To Respond To App Store Order Brief
• FinCEN Says Banks May Exchange Fraud Alerts In 'Real Time'
• High Court Won't Revive Carter Page FBI Spying Suit
• Trump Calls Ex-Judges' Bid To Reopen IRS Case 'Baseless'
• UCC Digital Asset Update Is Altering Lender, Obligor Diligence
• State Privacy & AI Watch: 4 Legislative Developments To Know
• Google Sues Phishing Ring Over Using AI To Build Scam Sites
• Wellpoint Data Breach Suit Says Delay Elevated Fraud Risk
• Telecom Blocked From US Networks Over Walmart Scam Calls
• PTAB Again Invalidates Centripetal Patent In Cisco Case
• Chinese National Gets 1 Year In AI Chip Export Scheme
• 2nd Circ. Backs Bankman-Fried's 25-Year Fraud Conviction
• AutoNation Beats Wiretap Suit Over AI Customer Service Calls
• 'Demonstrably Untrue' Claim Ends Google Teen‑Harm Fee Bid
• Washington Post Subscribers Sue Over Surveillance Pricing
• ACLU Of Pa. Sues DHS, CBP Over Probe Into Online Critics
• OpenAI, Google Workers Back Anthropic In DOD Usage Feud
• Insider Trading Defense May Draw On 'Varsity Blues' Playbook
• 3 Misconceptions About Justices' FCC Fines Ruling
• Motorola Sued Again Over Vehicle-Tracking Camera Data
• Judge Demands Proof $1.8B Trump Settlement Fund Is Dead
• Cooper Health To Pay $735K Over 2024 Data Breach
• Tech Group Urges High Court To Block Texas App Store Law
• 9th Circ. Fears Unknowns In Amazon's Fight With Perplexity AI
• Fla. Justices Lower Bar For Ex-Marvel CEO's Damages Bid
• Fla. Dispensary Says Data Privacy Suit Is Meritless
• Mich. Judge Denies Law Firm's Bid To Toss Data Breach Suit
• Amazon Reaches Deal To End Workers' Genetic Privacy Suit
• Anthropic Says Feds' Retaliation Efforts Are Evident
• 23andMe To Pay $46.7M To Resolve Data Breach Claims
• Magistrate Judge Suggests Injunction On 'Blippi' Fakes
• How FCA, FCPA Risks Are Shifting As Feds Pull Back
• SDNY US Atty Jay Clayton Picked For DNI After Pulte Pushback
• Lawmakers Reintroduce Bill To Rein In Big Tech Platforms
• New State AI Laws Create Dual Misrepresentation Risk
• BofA Prevails In Authentication Patent Case At Fed. Circ.
• Cow Horse Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Meta, YouTube Lose Bid To Void $6M Addiction Verdict
• Accenture Pushes For Arbitration In WhatsApp Privacy Suit
• Grindr Says Arbitration Order In Teen Death Suit Was Proper
• Influencer Says Underwear Co. Posted Lewd Deepfake
• FCC Grants ISP Biz Waiver On Router Hardware For 1 Year
• FCC Says Chinese Lab Falsified Reports Via Copy-Paste Ploy
• Judge Tells DOJ Not To 'Play Possum' On Trump Fund
• GoSecure's Patent Case Should Stay Alive, Judge Says
• Fla. Driver Ruling Shows Renewed Focus On Privacy Standing
• PowerSchool Data Breach Ruling Underscores PE Liability
• IT Co. Rigged Server To Christmas Tree Timer, $5.5M Suit Says
• Use 'Great Care' In Covered List Changes, Rural ISPs Tell FCC
• Unpacking The Take It Down Act's Compliance Ambiguities
• West Coast Health Cos. Must Brace For Federal Enforcement
• Data Security Biz Valued At $12B After $600M Funding Round
• Challengers Of Trump's 'Slush Fund' Want Proof Plan Is Dead
• Judge Pans Uber's 'Nonstop' Discovery Violation In FTC Fight
• Fox Rothschild Sued Over Data Breach Tied To Ransom Group
• Former XAI Engineer Says He Was Fired Over Safety Warnings
• FCC Looks To Spur Submarine Cables With New Security Reg
• Microsoft Looks To Ax 3D Artist's Copyright Info AI Suit
• EU Orders Meta To Give Rival Chatbots Free WhatsApp Access
• Emergency Alert Systems Set For FCC Cybersecurity Revamp
• Operational AI Washing: The Next Frontier Of Fiduciary Risk
• Arby's Owner Must Face Trimmed Data Tracking Opt-Out Suit
• The Law360 400: A Look At The Top 100 Firms
• Fiber Internet Co. Failed Customers In Data Breach, Suit Says
• Checking For AI Errors Is Now A Two-Way Street
• How A Texas Pastor Beat Mark Zuckerberg In Landmark Trial
• Kaiser Member Seeks Class Cert. In Microsoft Site Tracker Suit
• FCC Needs To Clarify Router Ban's Scope, Tech Retailers Say
• Adviser AI Use Under Scrutiny In NJ Securities Review
• Cybersecurity Worker's Early Win Bid Premature, Court Says
• Conn. ​​​​​​​Prosecutor Admits To Snooping On Romantic Rival
• Bankman-Fried Seeks Trump Pardon On FTX Fraud Conviction
• Meta Tries Again To End Mass. Instagram Addiction Case
• NY Bill To Ban Surveillance Pricing Heads To Gov.'s Desk
• Health Club Chain Accused Of Hiding Data Breach
• Trump Signs Memo To Speed Up AI Use For National Security
• DLA Piper Urges 2nd Circ. To End 'Vexatious' Malpractice Suit
• Ex-F5 Director Claims Gender Bias By 'Biggest Tech Bro' Boss
• Developers Say Bank Shared Financials On Debt Buyer Site
• Equifax Accused Of Listing Cell Numbers Without Consent
• The Biz Court Digest: Shoring Up Corporate Law In Maryland
• Credit Check Co. Will Pay $17.5M To Settle Data Breach Suits
• GrayRobinson Data Breach Suits Get Consolidated
• FCC's Trusty Says Network Vandalism Is Getting Worse
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Draft House Bill Aims To Set Federal AI Regulatory Standard
• 5th Circ. Unblocks Texas App Age-Check Law During Appeal
• Meta Says Section 230 Foils Social Media Addiction Verdict
• MAC Must Face Customer's Makeup Try-On BIPA Suit
• ERMI Failed To Protect Patient Health Data, Class Action Says
• Bolton To Plead Guilty In Classified Info Case
• Flyers Ask Full 5th Circ. To Rehear CrowdStrike IT Outage Suit
• 2nd Circ.'s Embedded Video Ruling May Protect Publishers
• Data Collection Push Signals New Era For Bank Compliance
• US Middle Market PE Surge Expected After Strong 2025
• Parking Cos. Face Privacy Class Action Over Plate Readers
• Medical System Loses Bid To Send Data Breach Cases To Mo.
• Competing At Poker Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Meta Says 9th Circ. Needn't Revisit Facebook Genocide Ruling
• Justices Say FCC Fines Can Stand Without Jury Trial
• House Panel Spars Over Who Benefits From Draft Privacy Bill
• Bojangles Workers Didn't Plead Data Hack Harm, Court Told
• TransUnion To Face Class Claims Over Sham Debt Collector
• FTC Looks For Input On X Petition To Set Aside Privacy Order
• Broadband Group Wants Same FCC Router Waiver As AT&T
• 'Read The Cases': Conn. Judge Offers AI Advice To Attys
• Google Can't Ditch Most Chrome Privacy Claims
• FCC Eyes Broadband Permit Reform, Cybersecurity Efforts
• Texas Capital Bank Hit With Suit After Data Breach
• Revisiting TransUnion's Underused Standing Rule, 5 Years On
• 5 Things Associates Must Ask About Their Firm's Merger Plan
• BigLaw Insider Trading Defendants Have Big-Name Legal Help
• Brain Computer Interfaces Boot Up Multipronged Legal Issues
• UK Requiring Google To Let Publishers Opt Out Of AI
• Amazon Hit With Privacy Suit Over Ring's Face-Scan Feature
• Finalized Trump Order Seeks Early Cyber Tests Of AI Models
• Costco Wants Sanctions Over Missing Devices In Pixel Suit
• FCC Overstepping Authority In Device Denials, Hikvision Says
• Columbia Software IP Ruling Tests Royalty Damages Model
• FinCEN World Cup Warning Raises Trafficking Risks For Cos.
• 2 'Rocket Dockets' And The Rules That Propel Them
• DOJ Won't Move Forward With $1.8B Fund, Blanche Confirms
• Ga. Law Firm Says Wells Fargo Has Info On $1.3M Wire Fraud
• 23andMe Says California Data Breach Suit Evades Ch. 11 Plan
• 7-Eleven Sued After Data Breach Exposes 600,000 Records
• GAO Flags Risks After Corporate Transparency Act Rollback
• Charter Communications Faces 5 Suits Over Alleged Hack
• ESPN Wins Arbitration Of Disney+ User's Meta Privacy Claims
• Judge Limits Google's Access To Search Rival's Data
• Court Botched Scammer Restitution Process, 6th Circ. Says
• Calif. Ruling Lowers Bar For Health Data Breach Claims
• AI Practices To Protect Trade Secrets Amid Unstable Case Law
• Titan Of The Plaintiffs Bar: Labaton Keller's Michael Canty
• ITC Launches Digital Transmission Of Confidential Docs