The Short Life and Long Legacy of FBI Agent Edwin R. Woodriffe
Fifty years ago, three FBI agents came calling at an apartment in southeast Washington, D.C.,…
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A View from Cyberwar’s Front Lines
Anthony Ferrante, FCRH ’01, GSAS ’04, was on the front lines when cyberwar broke out…
To Take Out Dark Net Marketplace, Luck, Skill, and Cooperation Required
At its peak in 2015, the anonymous online market AlphaBay had an estimated 200,000 users…
FBI Director Warns of High-Impact Cybercrimes
As high-impact cybercrimes grow in frequency, sophistication, and malevolence, the director of the Federal Bureau…
UN Papal Envoy Estimates 40 Million Enslaved
Approximately 40 million people have fallen prey to human traffickers around the globe, and that…
FBI Director: Debate Needed on Privacy vs. Security
In a speech primarily geared toward an audience of private sector companies, James Comey, director…
Presidential Directive Lays Out Government Response to Cybersecurity Threats
A Fordham cybersecurity conference was the site for a White House announcement today that a…
Frank Hsu: Merging Education With Cybersecurity
Having just returned from a meeting on data science in Tokyo, Frank Hsu, PhD, the…
Gabelli Professor: FBI’s Case Against Apple Not About Terrorism
Count Bill Herman, PhD, as one of the skeptics of the FBI’s recent demand that…
Conference Parses the Legal Implications of Cybercrime Warfare
To help combat cybercrime, lawyers need to get better at doing one of the things…