Google’s Lighthouse lawsuit signals a new era in cybersecurity, where companies use civil litigation—including the CFAA, Lanham Act, and RICO—to dismantle phishing networks, seize malicious infrastructure, and fight hackers when criminal prosecution falls short.

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Learn how Nevada refused to pay ransom after a 2025 cyberattack, restoring systems in 28 days—and what this reveals about ransomware readiness and policy.

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When Elephant Insurance was hacked and millions of driver’s license numbers were exposed, the Fourth Circuit confronted a crucial privacy law dilemma: Is data theft alone enough to sue, or must harm be public and provable? This case exposes how U.S. courts still undervalue privacy in the digital age — and why the elephant in the room is far from irrelevant.

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