Second Circuit Allows Data Breach Claims for Increased Risk of Identity Theft
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit has ruled that plaintiffs can establish standing to pursue claims arising out data breaches based solely on an increased risk of identity theft, provided that the plaintiffs can demonstrate that the risk is sufficiently concrete.
On April 26, 2021, in
McMorris v. Carlos Lopez and Associates,
1 the Second Circuit ruled that affected data subjects who have alleged only an increased risk of identity theft following a data breach can have standing to bring a claim. The ruling is somewhat of a departure from other circuits’ decisions on similar issues, in which data subjects without a concrete injury had been denied standing to sue. However, although the court ruled that it was possible to have standing based solely on increased risk, it denied standing in the specific case before it based on its determination that the plaintiffs had not shown sufficient in
Recreating offline audience experience
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TEDxNITTrichy has recreated its trademark offline audience experience through ‘Fractals 2021’, the first-ever virtual edition at National Institute of Technology - Tiruchi.
Starting off with an open quiz in commemoration of World Heritage Day, the recent event spanning four hours was replete with audience activities.
Ajit Padmanabh, CEO of WhoVR, spoke about reigniting interest in heritage using the power of cutting-edge tech with his own VR-enabled tours of temples as well as a virtual music concert.
Prasanna Agoram, cricket analyst, spoke about the importance of data in sport, chronicling his journey from humble beginnings to Team Proteas and beyond.
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April 30, 2021 19:42 IST
It remained submerged in the backwaters from the coffer bund at Adyar-Harekala for over a week
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The footbridge built by residents of Pavoor-Uliya Kudru in Netravathi as it stood before it was submerged in the backwaters of the Adyar-Harekala coffer bund.
It remained submerged in the backwaters from the coffer bund at Adyar-Harekala for over a week
The footbridge that people got erected soon after every monsoon to connect Pavoor-Uliya Kudru (river island) in the Netravathi with the mainland at Adyar on National Highway 75 was submerged for a larger public cause construction of the Adyar-Harekala vented dam-cum-bridge to provide drinking water to areas in Mangaluru Assembly Constituency.
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JEE Advanced 2021 is scheduled to be held on July 3
JEE Advanced 2021: Following the communications received from students, educationists afront to postpone the dates of JEE Advanced considering the grim Covid-19 situation. The JEE Advanced committe is believed to have discussed the possibility of postponing IIT-entrance exams.
JEE Advanced committee officials to IndiaTV that a three-member committee during a meeting on April 27 discussed the prevailing pandemic situation in the country and conducting JEE Advanced on July 3. The panel is of the view that situation is not conducive to conduct exam. Â
Members noted that JEE Main, April exam has already been postponed, and the May exam too be deferred, candidates will hardly get time for JEE Advanced preparations if the Main exams are held in June.