Dimov Internet Law Consulting

02/08/2023

Requiring social networks to pay for sharing news published by news agencies is illogical -

Meta Platforms has begun the process to end access to news on Facebook and Instagram for all users in Canada, it said on Tuesday, in response to law requiring internet giants to pay news publishers.

02/08/2023

A new research publication on the future of the legal tech market in the next 5 years:

New Jersey, United States,- Mr Accuracy Reports published new research on Global A/B

12/04/2020

Discussing the potential of GDPR compliance software, the role of intuitive user interfaces, and artificial intelligence:

The GDPR has many facets that organizations must comply with, and software tools are avail

20/02/2018

Being a classical representation of high-level machine intelligence, humanized, fully responsive machines perceiving and responding to human emotions are not a futuristic fantasy anymore. In our latest article, we discuss emotionally intelligent chatbots and privacy concerns related thereto.

Introduction Artificial Intelligence (AI) is evolving at an enormous speed and takes an increasingly more substantial part of our everyday life (think of t

07/12/2017

'Connectivity changes everything'. Participating in the discussion on IP issues in the 4.0 Industry

16/11/2017

On 13th of November 2017, we took part in Wisdom of Crowds in Brussels and shared the knowledge on GDPR compliance.

“A good considers what happens if breached... ”

01/06/2017

Exploring the potential and threats of digital living at

05/12/2016

The article on 2016 trends in ransomware is live on Sensors Tech Forum . http://sensorstechforum.com/2016-trends-ransomware/

Ransomware is not a new phenomenon, yet it remains one of the most popular forms of cybercrime due to the ease of its distribution and the good profits it provides to criminals. One of the reasons for the proliferation of...Read more

11/11/2016

Most jurisdictions worldwide have developed comprehensive privacy laws which impose a number of obligations on organizations collecting personal data. However, the processes of ensuring compliance with privacy laws may be complex, lengthy, and costly. This is because such compliance work is usually undertaken by highly qualified experts, who need to examine in detail organizations’ flow of personal data across its lifecycle, from collection to disposal. We discuss affordable technological solutions which facilitate such privacy compliance at http://resources.infosecinstitute.com/technologies-for-conducting-privacy-compliance-assessments/ . Image: © Public Domain (Pixabay)

11/11/2016

Bitcoin is used not only for paying for goods and services, but also as a means to collect ransomware. The reason why ransomware creators use the virtual currency is the anonymity that Bitcoin provides, i.e., one can conduct Bitcoin transactions without the need to use his/her real name. Our article discussing the end of Bitcoin ransomware is available at http://resources.infosecinstitute.com/the-end-of-bitcoin-ransomware/ . Image: © Public Domain (Pixabay).

11/11/2016

Although smart contracts have a potential to revolutionize the way in which contracts are concluded, the major obstacles which designers of smart contracts need to overcome are their information security vulnerabilities. Our article that discusses security of smart contracts is available at http://resources.infosecinstitute.com/security-smart-contracts/ . Image: © Public Domain (Pixabay).

02/08/2016

Playing an immensely popular augmented reality smartphone game Pokémon GO may result in privacy flaws. Our new article examines Pokémon GO Privacy Policy and discusses privacy issues raised by the game.
http://resources.infosecinstitute.com/privacy-concerns-about-pokemon-go/
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