The Docket: When Your Analytics Tool Leaks Everyone's Analytics
Google Looker Studio had nine cross-tenant vulnerabilities that could let attackers run SQL on your databases. Tenable found them. Here's what that means legally.
Karla Ortiz-Flores
Policy Roast: Meta Kills Instagram Encryption After Barely Using It
Meta is shutting down end-to-end encryption for Instagram chats after May 2026. They launched it in 2023, barely promoted it, and now it's gone. This is how privacy theater works.
Policy Roast: When the Fine Is Just the Cost of Doing Business
A mobile carrier paid $60K for breaking international carrier rules. For context, that's less than one executive's quarterly bonus.
Policy Roast: Banning the Symptom While Missing the Disease
The EU added nudification tools to the AI Act ban list. Good. Now explain how you'll enforce it when the tools are free, open-source, and run locally.
Breach Autopsy: When Your Ransomware Settlement Costs More Than Your Security Budget
Long Island Plastic Surgical Group settled a BlackCat ransomware class action for $2.6M. That's a lot of money to pay for security you should have had upfront.
The Docket: Okta Builds AI Agent Identity Management Before Someone Gets Sued
Okta just announced a framework for managing AI agent identities. Translation: companies are deploying agents without knowing who has access to what.
Breach Autopsy: Telus Digital's 1 Petabyte Problem
Hacker claims 1 petabyte stolen from Telus Digital. If true, that's 1000 terabytes. Here's what that scale of theft means for evidence and liability.