Star Kashman ’23 examined the legality of an advanced search tactic commonly referred to as “Google Dorking,” and found that cybersecurity law does not explicitly address the technique, which can be used for legitimate purposes such as research, but can also be used to commit criminal acts, including cyberterrorism, industrial espionage, identity theft, and cyberstalking.

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From AI-driven deepfakes interfering in the US election to a new iOS trojan that steals biometric data from iPhone users to the Hong Kong deepfake scandal that cost a multinational $26 million, AI-driven deepfakes are on the rise.

The legality of the advanced search technique commonly known as "Google Dorking" has become a subject of increasing importance

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