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ORCIDComputer Law & Security Review, Volume 56
Volume 56, 2025
- Leon Y. Xiao
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Illegal loot box advertising on social media? An empirical study using the Meta and TikTok ad transparency repositories. 106069 - Lee Andrew Bygrave:
The emergence of EU cybersecurity law: A tale of lemons, angst, turf, surf and grey boxes. 106071 - Xueting Fu:
The dilemma and resolution of data circulation in China: Is data as consideration the solution? 106074 - Mark Brady, Kieran Tranter, Belinda Bennett:
Automated vehicles, the 'driver dilemma', stopping powers, and paradigms of regulating road traffic. 106076 - Jennifer Tridgell:
Open or closing doors? The influence of 'digital sovereignty' in the EU's Cybersecurity Strategy on cybersecurity of open-source software. 106078 - Shuai Guo, Xiang Li:
Cross-border data flow in China: Shifting from restriction to relaxation? 106079 - Piotr Ryszard Rataj:
Botnet defense under EU data protection law. 106080 - Duoqi Xu, Li Chen:
Between progress and caution: LegalTech's promise in transforming personal credit risk management in China. 106090 - Monika Simmler, Giulia Canova:
Facial recognition technology in law enforcement: Regulating data analysis of another kind. 106092 - Meihui Zhang, Chi Zhang:
The political economy of the fintech regulation in China and its implications. 106089 - Michal Rampásek, Matús Mesarcík, Jozef Andrasko:
Evolving cybersecurity of AI-featured digital products and services: Rise of standardisation and certification? 106093 - Thomas Riis:
A model of 'rough justice' for internet intermediaries from the perspective of EU copyright law. 106094 - Abigail C. M. Lim, Lynnette Hui Xian Ng, Araz Taeihagh:
Biometric data landscape in Southeast Asia: Challenges and opportunities for effective regulation. 106095 - Zofia Bednarz, Kelly Lewis, Jathan Sadowski:
'It's not personal, it's strictly business': Behavioural insurance and the impacts of non-personal data on individuals, groups and societies. 106096 - Marcin Rojszczak:
Preventing the dissemination of child sexual abuse material (CSAM) with surveillance technologies: The case of EU Regulation 2021/1232. 106097 - Eyup Kun:
Searching for the appropriate legal basis for personal data processing for cybersecurity purposes under the NIS 2 Directive: Legal obligation and/or legitimate interest? 106098 - Katrin Rajamäe-Soosaar, Anastasija Nikiforova:
Bridging the gap: Unravelling local government data sharing barriers in Estonia and beyond. 106099 - Weijie Huang, Xi Chen:
Does generative AI copy? Rethinking the right to copy under copyright law. 106100 - Hyejin Lee, Young Soo Park, Jaeseog Na, Sung-Pil Park:
A rabbit hole to innovation land: An empirical examination of the Alice decision. 106103 - Liane Colonna:
The end of open source? Regulating open source under the cyber resilience act and the new product liability directive. 106105 - Samuele Bertaina, Ilaria Biganzoli, Rachele Desiante, Dario Fontanella, Nicole Inverardi, Ilaria Giuseppina Penco, Andrea Claudio Cosentini:
Fundamental rights and artificial intelligence impact assessment: A new quantitative methodology in the upcoming era of AI Act. 106101 - Qifan Yang, Yituan Liu:
Data rule hanging over platform competition: How does the GDPR affect social media market concentration? 106102 - Taner Kuru:
Investigative genetic genealogy in Europe: Why the "manifestly made public by the data subject" legal basis should be avoided. 106106 - João Pedro Quintais:
Generative AI, copyright and the AI Act. 106107 - Can Yavuz:
Adverse human rights impacts of dissemination of nonconsensual sexual deepfakes in the framework of European Convention on Human Rights: A victim-centered perspective. 106108 - Maarten Herbosch:
To err is human: Managing the risks of contracting AI systems. 106110 - Han Qin, Li Chen:
Virtual justice, or justice virtually: Navigating the challenges in China's adoption of virtual criminal justice. 106112 - Kevin Macnish:
Book Review. 106109 - Wojtek Buczynski, Felix Steffek, Mateja Jamnik, Fabio Cuzzolin, Barbara J. Sahakian:
Future themes in regulating artificial intelligence in investment management. 106111 - Gianclaudio Malgieri, Cristiana Santos:
Assessing the (severity of) impacts on fundamental rights. 106113 - Marvin van Bekkum:
Using sensitive data to de-bias AI systems: Article 10(5) of the EU AI act. 106115 - Ljupcho Grozdanovski:
My AI, my code, my secret - Trade secrecy, informational transparency and meaningful litigant participation under the European Union's AI Liability Directive Proposal. 106117 - Natali Helberger:
The rise of technology courts, or: How technology companies re-invent adjudication for a digital world. 106118
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