Quinn Heath Danielle Citron Boston University School of Law That’s pretty epic. Gifs and memes are the new tell of a genius award.

If anyone joined law school picturing themselves powerful, be-suited, and persuasive in a gleaming courtroom, may I present a realistic counter-image: me in my kitchen at 1 am, frustrated, be-sweatpantsed, and exhausted, yelling “what does that MEAN” at a computer screen.

Other than Have I Been Pwned, what other free OSINT tools are recommended for end users?

@BrendaKLeong Techni-Calli The the concept of “networked privacy” was invented to address the limits of individualistic accounts of privacy. Overemphasizing what individuals disclose about themselves can minimize how the affordances of social media & other networks place lots of our info in other people’s

What will set the new standard for #DataPrivacy — GDPR or CCPA? #TAPscholar Margot Kaminski and colleagues Anupam Chander, William McGeveran discuss in their paper "Catalyzing Privacy Law”: bit.ly/2PfoHJn

If you're trying to allow anything "that can be said on the streets of New York," I'm pretty sure I've heard far worse than the contents of the Devin Nunes' Cow account. news.avclub.com/parler-the-fre…

Following work from awesome bar exam change agents like Alyssa Leader I wrote a post summarizing my concerns about an entirely online administration of the bar exam. Curious to hear thoughts! imranmalek.com/my-concerns-wi…

Once in college, a professor begged me to stop putting jokes in my footnotes because it was totally inappropriate for academic papers. So I stopped, but now I think the real problem was none of my footnotes were as funny as this one:

A very interesting behind-the-scenes look at how corporate negotiations with ransomware operators go down.

Too many ppl trying to rain on my parade. vm.tiktok.com/ZMJHayqdF/

I've started a blog to gather my thoughts on how technology that already exists could be used to improve the practice of law! First up—thinking about how lawyers create visual aids in court documents. #law #lawtech quinnheath.com/blog/diagrams-…

Motion for preliminary injunction GRANTED. Thoughts to follow, but this does not portend well for Florida.

V 11.2 of our #CriticalInfrastructure #Ransomware #cyberattacks dataset (N=980) is now available. Most targeted CI: Government facilities; Most common strain: Maze; Most typical ransom amount demanded: USD 50K or <. FREE download: sites.temple.edu/care/ci-rw-att…

Good morning JOSTLers! Check out our incredible new issue - 28.2! bu.edu/jostl/current-… With Articles by: QUINN HEATH (Quinn Heath) W. GREGORY VOSS (W. Gregory Voss) And a Note by: BRITTANY SWIFT