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Justin Sherman

@jshermcyber.bsky.social
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Cyber, privacy, tech policy, geopolitics @ Global Cyber Strategies, Georgetown SFS, EPIC, Georgetown Law, Atlantic Council, Lawfare. Views my own. He/him Book “Navigating Technology and National Security” out Dec. 2025 globalcyberstrategies.com

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Justin Sherman @jshermcyber.bsky.social · 10/12/2025
Very excited that my (first) book, "Navigating Technology and National Security," is now out! The book tells the story of how the US government came to govern so much tech through national security powers — and where it’s all going. Get it wherever books are sold! www.amazon.com/Navigating-T...
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Navigating Technology and National Security: The Intersection of CFIUS, Team Telecom, AI Controls, and Other Regulations
Navigating Technology and National Security: The Intersection of CFIUS, Team Telecom, AI Controls, and Other Regulations [Sherman, Justin] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Navigating Technology and National Security: The Intersection of CFIUS, Team Telecom, AI Controls, and Other Regulations
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Lawfare @lawfaremedia.org · 06/10/2025
@jshermcyber.bsky.social explores the risks posed to U.S. national security from data brokers in Europe and what can be done to protect American’s data from adversarial exploitation. www.lawfaremedia.org/article/euro...
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Europe’s Data Broker Problem Threatens U.S. National Security
Data brokerage in Europe is putting U.S. service members and personnel at risk. The U.S. is waiting on Europe to step in.
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Lawfare @lawfaremedia.org · 24/09/2025
On October 1, join Lawfare for a free, in-person event marking the culmination of our multi-year project on Security by Design! Speakers include @rosenzweigp.bsky.social, Jen Easterly, @jackhcable.bsky.social, James A. Lewis, Lauren Zabierek, and @jshermcyber.bsky.social. RSVP today!
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From Research to Reality: The Security by Design Project
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Lawfare @lawfaremedia.org · 17/09/2025
Despite the significant sanctions put on Russia since the full scale invasion in Feb. 2022, the Russian cyber industry made more money in 2024 than ever before. @jshermcyber.bsky.social looks at how Russian cyber firms have adapted and what American policymakers can do.
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Russia’s Cyber Firms Are Getting Rich During War
Russian cyber firms are raking in record profits, challenging the efficacy of U.S. efforts to technologically isolate Russia.
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Cyber Statecraft Initiative @cyberstatecraft.bsky.social · 05/09/2025
🚨NEW ISSUE BRIEF🚨 In “Securing data in the AI Supply Chain,” CSI fellow @jshermcyber.bsky.social writes about the seven data components powering AI and the risks they face. Read it here: www.atlanticcouncil.org/in-depth-res...
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Securing data in the AI supply chain
To avoid lopsided AI policy, policymakers must see the data used and generated by AI as a chain, not a snapshot.
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U.S. Helsinki Commission @helsinkicomm.bsky.social · 03/09/2025
UPCOMING BRIEFING—The Impact on Central Asia of Russia’s War on Ukraine: Opportunities for U.S. Engagement 📅September 4 🕑2pm 🏛️Rayburn 2200 Join our expert panel for a discussion about how Russia's war on Ukraine has shifted political & economic dynamics in Central Asia. (1/2)
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Cyber Statecraft Initiative @cyberstatecraft.bsky.social · 03/09/2025
The Kremlin’s unspoken agreement with hackers? Don’t cross certain lines. When an FSB officer failed to protect the cybercriminals who paid him, the consequences were swift. @jshermcyber.bsky.social explains what this means for Russia’s cyber underworld. 🔗
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Take the bribe but watch your back: Why Russia imprisoned a security officer for taking cybercriminal payoffs
Russia imprisoned a security service officer for taking bribes from cybercriminals—showing not a willingness to crack down on cybercrime, but instead just how much the Kremlin wants to maintain its…
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Zack Whittaker @zackwhittaker.com · 28/08/2025
NEW: Credit reporting giant TransUnion has confirmed a data breach involving more than 4.4 million customers' personal information. TransUnion claims "no credit information was accessed" in the late-July breach, which it said involves its U.S. consumer support operations.
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TransUnion says hackers stole 4.4 million customers' personal information | TechCrunch
The credit reporting giant confirmed unauthorized access to a third-party application storing the personal information of its customers.
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Bellingcat @bellingcat.com · 28/08/2025
We've received a lot of applications from non U.S. students to this. Please note you must apply with an .edu email to be considered. If you're interested in training and are not a student in the USA we have a full list of upcoming public trainings here: www.bellingcat.com/workshops/
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Justin Sherman @jshermcyber.bsky.social · 27/08/2025
@warmatters.bsky.social joins today’s @lawfaremedia.org Daily to discuss his new book “War in the Smartphone Age.” We talked about everything from ‘context collapse’ on social media to the future of ‘participatory warfare.’ Listen wherever you get your podcasts! podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/t...
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Lawfare Daily: ‘War in the Smartphone Age,’ with Matthew Ford
Podcast Episode · The Lawfare Podcast · 08/27/2025 · 59m
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Lawfare @lawfaremedia.org · 27/08/2025
On Lawfare Daily, @jshermcyber.bsky.social spoke to @warmatters.bsky.social about his new book “War in the Smartphone Age,” the role of smartphones and related technologies in war, how smartphones and other devices are reshaping open-source intelligence, and more.
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Tech Policy Press @techpolicypress.bsky.social · 20/08/2025
Last week, Reuters published two articles by journalist Jeff Horwitz reporting concerning details about Meta's AI chatbot policies and products and how they affect children and vulnerable adults. Tech Policy Press invited experts to submit reactions to the reports—here are their responses:
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Experts React to Reuters Reports on Meta's AI Chatbot Policies | TechPolicy.Press
Tech Policy Press invited a range of experts to submit reactions to concerning reports on Meta's AI chatbot policies and products.
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Cyber Statecraft Initiative @cyberstatecraft.bsky.social · 18/08/2025
“Technological isolationism is now both a reality and a desired goal for many in the Russian government and technology sector,” writes @jshermcyber.bsky.social in this issue brief. Read more here:
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Russia’s digital tech isolationism: Domestic innovation, digital fragmentation, and the Kremlin’s push to replace Western digital technology
Russia’s technological isolation is both a reality and a desired goal for Moscow. This piece explores the impacts of this phenomenon and offers recommendations for how to deal with that evolving…
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Justin Sherman @jshermcyber.bsky.social · 13/08/2025
Excited to see my upcoming book on Amazon’s current ranking of “hot new releases” in national security! Preorder “Navigating Technology and National Security” here: www.amazon.com/Navigating-T...
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Karen Hao @karenhao.bsky.social · 13/08/2025
I'm headed back on tour for my book EMPIRE OF AI! Starting next week, I'll be on the road again with stops in the US, UK, Europe & Asia. Here are my upcoming events open to the public, with more to come. Event details & ticket reservations at empireofai.com/#tour.
Aug 21: Edinburgh
Aug 22: Online
Aug 23: Bangor, UK
Sep 4: Sydney
Sep 5: Melbourne
Sep 11: Berkeley
Sep 23: Online
Oct 8: Amsterdam
Oct 11: NYC
Oct 13: NYC
Oct 15: Chicago
Oct 22: NYC
Oct 24: Munich
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Cyber Statecraft Initiative @cyberstatecraft.bsky.social · 11/08/2025
What does cybersecurity have to do with broadband, AI, and your Member’s next hearing? Come find out. Our 6-part Fall 2025 program for Hill staffers starts Sept 26. Weekly Friday sessions (w/ lunch!) 🔗 Apply now: bit.ly/ACCongressio...
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Congressional Cyber and Digital Policy Program
Open to full time Congressional staffers, this program covers key cybersecurity and digital policy issues.
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Justin Sherman @jshermcyber.bsky.social · 11/08/2025
NEW: How’s Russia’s cyber industry adapting to sanctions, a new security environment, etc. post-Russia’s full-scale, illegal war on Ukraine in Feb. 2022? Hint: three Russian cyber firms made more money in 2024 than ever. My new report for CNA out today: www.cna.org/analyses/202...
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Hacking and Firewalls Under Siege: Russia’s Cyber Industry During the War on Ukraine
This paper examines how Russian cybersecurity firms are supporting the Russian government and adapted to the new environment in the wake of the Russia-Ukraine War.
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Lawfare @lawfaremedia.org · 07/08/2025
On Lawfare Daily, @jshermcyber.bsky.social spoke to @sambresnick.bsky.social about his recently published report, “Big Tech in Taiwan,” on 17 companies’ Taiwan entanglements, and how greenfield foreign direct investments, data centers, supply chains, and more expose those companies to Taiwan.
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Cyber Statecraft Initiative @cyberstatecraft.bsky.social · 07/08/2025
In Russia’s cyber ecosystem, even FSB officers aren’t untouchable. @jshermcyber.bsky.social dives into the sentencing of an officer who took bribes from hackers but failed to deliver protection. It’s about more than corruption—it’s a warning to others. 🔗
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Take the bribe but watch your back: Why Russia imprisoned a security officer for taking cybercriminal payoffs
Russia imprisoned a security service officer for taking bribes from cybercriminals—showing not a willingness to crack down on cybercrime, but instead just how much the Kremlin wants to maintain its…
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Justin Sherman @jshermcyber.bsky.social · 07/08/2025
Will Big Tech support Taiwan in the event of a conflict? How exposed are they — financially, operationally, etc.? Georgetown’s Sam Bresnick joins me on today’s @lawfaremedia.org to discuss Hear about Google, Cisco, Maxar, and more and their Taiwan exposures podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/t...
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Lawfare Daily: ‘Big Tech in Taiwan’ with Sam Bresnick
Podcast Episode · The Lawfare Podcast · 08/07/2025 · 38m
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Cyber Statecraft Initiative @cyberstatecraft.bsky.social · 06/08/2025
Competition is a cybersecurity issue, but @Jshermcyber.bsky.social says policymakers must “acknowledge how questions of market concentration may not address other questions around the security and resilience of underlying foundational technologies”
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Homogeneity and concentration in the browser
Web browsers are the gateway to the internet. As browser developers replicate design features and concentrate around shared underlying technologies, they create cybersecurity risks with the potential…
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U.S. Helsinki Commission @helsinkicomm.bsky.social · 05/08/2025
As Putin wages war on Ukraine, he intensifies his repression of the Russian people. Banning private messaging apps & forcing Russians to use MAX will increase surveillance while further limiting their access to information about the outside world.
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Justin Sherman @jshermcyber.bsky.social · 05/08/2025
My (first) book comes out Dec. 11!! "Navigating Technology and National Security" dives into the story of how the US came to govern so much technology—startup investments and data flows; TikTok and Grindr; cloud systems and AI models—through national security powers. www.amazon.com/Navigating-T...
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Navigating Technology and National Security: The Intersection of CFIUS, Team Telecom, AI Controls, and Other Regulations
Navigating Technology and National Security: The Intersection of CFIUS, Team Telecom, AI Controls, and Other Regulations [Sherman, Justin] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Navigating Technology and National Security: The Intersection of CFIUS, Team Telecom, AI Controls, and Other Regulations
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Justin Sherman @jshermcyber.bsky.social · 05/08/2025
Russia is pushing a “super app” messenger for all citizens — including so it can ban WhatsApp and reduce reliance on Telegram. What could possibly go wrong? My 5-minute breakdown on Australian Broadcasting Corporation: www.abc.net.au/listen/progr...
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Putin's MAX app could snoop on Russians - ABC listen
With almost 100 million users, WhatsApp is Russia's most popular messaging service. But that's about to change. The service - which is owned by Facebook's parent company Meta is widely expected to be...
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Justin Sherman @jshermcyber.bsky.social · 05/08/2025
Flip-flopping on chip export controls to China to claim a “win” now — in exchange for deepening semiconductor business ties in China — is a long-term national security mistake. My latest Barron’s column (gift link): www.barrons.com/articles/tru...
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Trump’s Flip-Flop on Nvidia Chips Is a Win for China
A reversal of export controls on H20 chips presents a national-security risk, Justin Sherman writes in a guest commentary.
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EPIC @epic.org · 31/07/2025
“Consumers deserve robust privacy protections and rights over their own data, regardless of the type of business collecting and processing that information...” ➡️ Read EPIC's latest white paper by Law Fellow Caroline Kraczon and Scholar in Residence @jshermcyber.bsky.social: epic.org/documents/un...
Two pop-up computer tabs are displayed against a light blue speckled background. One tab is titled "FCRA & GBLA Exemptions" and contains folders named after federal and state laws. The second tab is titled "Holding Data Brokers Accountable". It shows a quote from the white paper: "Consumers deserve robust privacy protections and rights over their own data, regardless of the type of business collecting and processing that information. Legislators should not limit those protections with unnecessary and overly broad exemptions.”
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Lawfare @lawfaremedia.org · 30/07/2025
On Lawfare Daily, @jshermcyber.bsky.social sits down with @candacerondeaux.bsky.social to discuss Yevgeny Prigozhin and his founding of the Wagner Group, Wagner and Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, and more.
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Justin Sherman @jshermcyber.bsky.social · 29/07/2025
New paper by Caroline Kraczon and I @epic.org on how states can better hold data brokers accountable: epic.org/documents/un...
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Unbridled and Underregulated: Removing FCRA and GLBA Exemptions from Privacy Laws to Hold Data Brokers Accountable
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EPIC @epic.org · 29/07/2025
📊📜 Today, EPIC published "Unbridled and Underregulated: Removing FCRA and GLBA Exemptions from Privacy Laws to Hold Data Brokers Accountable, a white paper by Law Fellow Caroline Kraczon and Scholar in Residence Justin Sherman @jshermcyber.bsky.social: epic.org/documents/un...
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Justin Sherman @jshermcyber.bsky.social · 25/07/2025
New for @lawfaremedia.org: Don’t want to put people serving their country and our national security at risk? Instead of allowing countless, unrestrained private-sector data practices, putting strong, comprehensive data protections into law would help both consumers *and* national security.
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Lawfare @lawfaremedia.org · 25/07/2025
In June, the Justice Department Inspector General published a report on the FBI's efforts to mitigate the risks of ubiquitous technical surveillance. @jshermcyber.bsky.social argues that better data privacy and security protections could combat UTS-related risks.
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Ubiquitous Technical Surveillance Demands Broader Data Protections
As adversary surveillance capabilities expand, the U.S. national security community faces grave threats. Broader data protections can help.
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Justin Sherman @jshermcyber.bsky.social · 18/07/2025
“Terminating diplomats with tech expertise and years of public service, and telling other countries ‘figure out your own cybersecurity,’ only makes the U.S. more vulnerable,” I tell @ericgeller.bsky.social about recent State Department firings. Full story: www.cybersecuritydive.com/news/state-d...
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State Department cyber diplomacy firings and changes threaten U.S. defenses
Departures and restructuring will make it harder for the agency to pursue global policies that strengthen its own critical infrastructure, experts said.
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Eric Geller @ericjgeller.com · 17/07/2025
"Terminating diplomats with tech expertise and years of public service, and telling other countries 'figure out your own cybersecurity,' only makes the U.S. more vulnerable," said @jshermcyber.bsky.social, the chief executive of the advisory firm Global Cyber Strategies.
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Eric Geller @ericjgeller.com · 17/07/2025
The State Department's dismantling of its cyber diplomacy bureau and firings of more than a dozen people will set back efforts to combat foreign hackers and promote U.S. security interests, experts told me. My Cybersecurity Dive story with new details: www.cybersecuritydive.com/news/state-d...
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Lawfare @lawfaremedia.org · 25/06/2025
From Tiktok to AI models to routers, the U.S. government has used bans to address national security risks associated with Chinese technology. Geoffrey Gertz and @jshermcyber.bsky.social look at how American policymakers could expand their toolkit to respond to foreign technology risks.
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Beyond Bans: Expanding the Policy Options for Tech-Security Threats
How policymakers, technical experts, and businesses should work together to develop a new toolkit to mitigate tech national security risks.
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Jeremy Kirk @jkirk.bsky.social · 11/06/2025
Good story about the murky, mostly lawless world of data brokers and their trade in Australians' personal details. By @joshtaylor.bsky.social #infosec www.theguardian.com/world/2025/j...
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How did you get my number? Inside the shadowy world of data brokers
When political spam landed in Priya Dev’s inbox during the last election campaign, she decided to track down the source
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Justin Sherman @jshermcyber.bsky.social · 11/06/2025
New Barron’s column: export control chaos = US companies likely to keep clashing w/ Trump admin on China, tech, national security; Beijing can step back and let the US take blame for the volatility, but must balance rhetorical gains w/ real damage to its tech giants. www.barrons.com/articles/exp...
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The U.S. and China Are Battling on Export Controls. How Companies Are Impacted.
Firms in both countries will suffer from the tit-for-tat, Justin Sherman writes in a guest commentary.
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Justin Sherman @jshermcyber.bsky.social · 31/05/2025
After op-ed columns at WIRED and Slate, I'm excited to be writing one for Barron’s on tech/business/geopolitics. My latest: the AI diffusion rule is gone, but government-business tensions on China/national security/market expansion/tech are still brewing. www.barrons.com/articles/the...
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The AI Diffusion Rule is Over. What That Means for Trump and China.
The Trump administration’s plans to limit China’s advantage on AI could be a flashpoint, Justin Sherman writes in a guest commentary.
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Justin Sherman @jshermcyber.bsky.social · 16/04/2025
Restricting direct sales of US data to China, Russia, etc. is a start—but that still leaves wide open the risk of many indirect data broker sales that threaten US national security. Comprehensive data privacy + security laws are the answer. @lawfare.bsky.social www.lawfaremedia.org/article/data...
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Data Brokerage and the Third-Country National Security Problem
Restricting direct data broker sales to China is a start—but privacy and security controls on personal data must go much broader.
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Lawfare @lawfaremedia.org · 16/04/2025
To protect American's data, the U.S. gov't is focused on restricting direct data sales to traditional adversaries like China and Iran, but @jshermcyber.bsky.social argues that to ensure real data privacy, Congress should implement restrictions on the sale of many kinds of data to any buyer.
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Data Brokerage and the Third-Country National Security Problem
Restricting direct data broker sales to China is a start—but privacy and security controls on personal data must go much broader.
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The Privacy Center @georgetownprivacy.bsky.social · 14/04/2025
From banning Sam Altman’s “Tools for Humanity” iris-scanning crypto project, to stopping Meta from mining user data for training AI, Brazil has been a global trailblazer in issues of privacy and data protection.
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Justin Sherman @jshermcyber.bsky.social · 14/04/2025
1. You give your genetic data to 23andMe 2. It goes bankrupt—and now the data’s all for sale Whether you worry about invasive adtech firms or law enforcement surveillance, there are clear lessons from the 23andMe bankruptcy For @georgetownprivacy.bsky.social @epic.org medium.com/center-on-pr...
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Bankrupt Genetic Data: Minimizing and Privacy-Protecting Data from the Start
Justin Sherman, Center on Privacy & Technology Distinguished Fellow
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EPIC @epic.org · 14/04/2025
23andMe's bankruptcy reminds us that policymakers can and should do better in mitigating the risks from any potential bankruptcy-data fallout ahead of time. Read EPIC Scholar in Residence Justin Sherman's (@jshermcyber.bsky.social) analysis: epic.org/bankrupt-gen... #23andMe #DNA #GeneticData
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Bankrupt Genetic Data: Minimizing and Privacy-Protecting Data from the Start
<p>The scenario now at hand—an untold number of buyers able to potentially grab up the genetic data troves collected and analyzed by 23andMe—is a forceful reminder of the need for better data privacy ...
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EPIC @epic.org · 02/04/2025
🏦 ✅ EPIC submitted testimony in support of California SB 361, which would require data brokers to disclose whether they collect account login credentials, government-issued ID numbers, citizenship and immigration status, union membership, sexual orientation, and biometric data.
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Internet Safety Labs @internetsafetylabs.bsky.social · 26/03/2025
Our Executive Director, Lisa LeVasseur, inspired by Sarah Wynn-Williams’ "Careless People," warns of the fatal risks tied to neglecting software "component" products like SDKs and APIs. Read more at the the Harvard Carr Center for Human Rights Policy site: www.hks.harvard.edu/centers/carr...
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The Fatal Risks of Social Media Software Development Kits
The views expressed below are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of the Carr Center for Human Rights Policy or Harvard Kennedy School. These perspectives have been presented to e...
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Justin Sherman @jshermcyber.bsky.social · 01/04/2025
Apparently, telling a data broker you opt out of them selling your data or that you want to delete it, if they’re not legally forced to listen, is “privacy snake oil.” I break down this ridiculous industry argument here for @epic.org: epic.org/dont-believe...
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Don’t Believe Data Brokers Saying Data Deletion Is Snake Oil
<p>A recent op-ed claiming authorized agent providers are selling “privacy snake oil” is misleading. and shift the focus away from harmful data brokers, EPIC Scholar in Residence Justin Sherman argues...
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Justin Sherman @jshermcyber.bsky.social · 31/03/2025
New for @epic.org: a recent industry op-ed claimed some data deletion firms are “selling privacy snake oil” and that “it needs to stop.” I break down the misleading arguments here. Let’s not forget which companies are collecting and selling your data without your consent: epic.org/dont-believe...
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Don’t Believe Data Brokers Saying Data Deletion Is Snake Oil
<p>A recent op-ed claiming authorized agent providers are selling “privacy snake oil” is misleading. and shift the focus away from harmful data brokers, EPIC Scholar in Residence Justin Sherman argues...
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EPIC @epic.org · 24/03/2025
🧬 Americans are rightly concerned about the privacy of their genetic data as 23andMe goes up for sale. investors.23andme.com/news-release... #23andMe #DNA #Genetics
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23andMe Initiates Voluntary Chapter 11 Process to Maximize Stakeholder Value Through Court-Supervised Sale Process | 23andMe, Inc.
Intends to use Proceedings to Conduct a Value-Maximizing Sale Process and Resolve Liabilities Company Expects to Continue Business Operations in the Ordinary Course During Proceedings; Secures Commitm...
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Justin Sherman @jshermcyber.bsky.social · 24/03/2025
My past Barron’s column relevant again today: The US needs to better protect our genetic data — and failing to do so undermines the US’ own citizens’ privacy, national security, and international credibility www.barrons.com/articles/gen...
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23andMe Data Breach Highlights Need for Privacy Regulation
A data breach at genetic-testing company 23andMe shows why the U.S. needs a comprehensive data-privacy law.
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Daniel Solove @daniel-solove.bsky.social · 18/03/2025
TODAY - Webinar - State Privacy Legislation 2.0: New Directions and Legislative Challenges (Tues, Mar 18, 12 PM ET) – I will chat with Monique Priestley (VT Legislature). Register free: teachprivacy.com/webinar-stat...
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Webinar - State Privacy Legislation 2.0: New Directions and Legislative Challenges
State Privacy Legislation 2.0: New Directions and Legislative Challenges Tues, March 18, 2025, at 12 PM ET In this webinar, Professor Daniel Solove
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