MBTA v. Anderson¶
Electronic Frontier Foundation. (2008). MBTA v. Anderson.
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Primes¶
- Streisand Effect
- In information security, attempts to suppress vulnerability research or leaked documents make the legal threat itself the headline.
This sourceDocuments the MBTA's lawsuit and emergency gag order against MIT students set to present subway fare-card vulnerabilities at DEFCON: the suppression attempt itself became the headline and the suppressed slides (filed as public court exhibits) propagated widely — an information-security instance of a legal threat amplifying the very research it sought to suppress.
- In information security, attempts to suppress vulnerability research or leaked documents make the legal threat itself the headline.
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