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DDoS in the Realm of Cyberspace

An hour before the invasion, malicious traffic was detected emerging from several SurfBeam2 and SurfBeam 2+ modems and/or associated customer premise equipment (CPE) physically located within Ukraine. The modems were allegedly serviced by a Eutelsat subsidiary, Skylogic, which was in charge for managing a partition of the KA-SAT overall network, specifically BAP1 and BAP2. Ruben Santamarta’s research allegedly revealed that at the time of the attack, Skylogic counted on Fortinet for VPN services, which suffered a cyberattack from the Russian group “Groove” in 2021, leading to the leak of almost half a million credentials of VPN appliances. Despite Fortinet developing and releasing a patch to the uncovered vulnerability, it is presumed that Skylogic had not deployed it at the time...

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What do we know about Legal Intelligence?

Some of you probably have noticed my fascination with “Artificial Intelligence” and with the intelligence term overall. We’ve seen it come up in different contexts, the most popular one being “Business Intelligence”. Because these terms have been on the market for so long, many of us are familiar with what they mean and what is their use in different contexts. However, the “Legal Intelligence” term is still a work in progress since it is so new in the industry and there isn’t one agreed upon definition. Here are some of the ways the “Legal Intelligence” users defined it based on its use: A market intelligence tool for the legal industry, which simply means taking a smart approach about the legal...

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The future of Intelligence

Jeff Hawkins in his book called "Intelligence", entertained different parameters of the intelligence concept, as well as, other areas directly affected by it. According to Hawkings, predicting the future of technology more than a few years out is impossible. To those that follow the legal technology trend, this thought can be very empowering and progressive. Because, when one is not being able to predict with certainty the future, he is more prone to be creative, become more prepared to face adversity and why not envision the impossible instead of stepping into the future by following the trends of the past. This uncertainty, in regards to the future of intelligence, gives us an opportunity to set ourselves apart from the crowd today, empowers us to revise our...

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We Do Remember!

I was in a dorm room full of teenagers when the local TV channels, the only one we had access to at that time, broke the news about the "Twin Towers". Little did we know about existence of the towers, but it was clear to us that something outrageous had happened. It was 2001, and being depraved of the worldwide worth news was kind of a trend if you were born in an East European country. And just a few years later, I found myself in New York witnessing a new World Trade center emerge. We are talking about 20 years worth of history, 13 of which cover my personal history of living just a few minutes away from where...

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