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Ethical Hacking By Alana Maurushat, Laura Ellyson
Ethical Hacking By Alana Maurushat, Laura Ellyson
Canadian Journal of Law and Technology
Book Review of Ethical Hacking by Alana Maurushat (Ottawa: University of Ottawa Press, 2019).
Privacy And Connected Objects, Nicolas Karsenti
Privacy And Connected Objects, Nicolas Karsenti
Canadian Journal of Law and Technology
Our society perennially seeks to multiply its connectivity in the name of greater efficiency. Over the past few years, several devices that had previously been quite basic have been made ‘‘smarter” in order to facilitate a consumer’s life. A recent study highlights that some of the most common reasons for using ‘‘smart” objects are home automation and remote control. Thus, convenience is driving companies, particularly appliance makers, to connect their devices to the internet in order to make them ‘‘smart”. These range from intelligent thermostats, smart fridges, connected pacemakers, smart watches and personal assistants (PAs) such as Alexa, Siri or …
Can We Trust Artificial Intelligence In Criminal Law Enforcement?, Sara M. Smyth
Can We Trust Artificial Intelligence In Criminal Law Enforcement?, Sara M. Smyth
Canadian Journal of Law and Technology
With the rapid advances made by AI in the last few years, yet with so much of it happening behind the scenes, it’s no wonder that most people are both baffled and awestruck by the capacity for these systems to render humans obsolete. Until recently, much of what the general public knew about AI, robotics, and their superhuman capabilities came from Hollywood blockbuster films like Minority Report. While it’s true that these films, in fact, provided a surprisingly realistic portrait of the capabilities that AI can now deliver, there is still a real lack of understanding on the part of …
Law And The “Sharing Economy”: Regulating Online Market Platforms By Derek Mckee, Finn Makela & Teresa Scassa, John D. Gregory
Law And The “Sharing Economy”: Regulating Online Market Platforms By Derek Mckee, Finn Makela & Teresa Scassa, John D. Gregory
Canadian Journal of Law and Technology
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Digital Evidence: A Practitioner’S Handbook By Gerald Chan & Susan Magotiaux, Robert J. Currie
Digital Evidence: A Practitioner’S Handbook By Gerald Chan & Susan Magotiaux, Robert J. Currie
Canadian Journal of Law and Technology
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La Saisie De Données Situées Dans Le Nuage En Droit Criminel Canadien, Laura Ellyson
La Saisie De Données Situées Dans Le Nuage En Droit Criminel Canadien, Laura Ellyson
Canadian Journal of Law and Technology
L’article 8 de la Charte canadienne des droits et libertés prévoit que « chacun a droit à la protection contre les fouilles, les perquisitions ou les saisies abusives ». Cette disposition a fait couler beaucoup d’encre depuis son adoption, mais aussi plus récemment en raison de son application aux nouvelles technologies. En effet, dans les 20 dernières années, la Cour suprême du Canada a adapté les principes généraux découlant des fouilles, saisies et perquisitions aux réalités informatiques nouvelles, notamment l’ordinateur et le cellulaire. Toutefois, l’émergence de nouvelles technologies est un phénomène qui ne cesse jamais. L’essor de l’infonuagique, ce modèle …