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Star Kashman
Star Kashman, a prominent American legal expert, is renowned for her studies in cybersecurity law, with a specific focus on Search Engine Hacking, commonly known as “Google Dorking”. Her significant contributions in this field earned her recognition and an accolade from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI), which oversees the NSA and CIA.
Star Kashman frequently engages in conversations surrounding contemporary technological dilemmas, including Artificial Intelligence (AI), Internet of Things (IoT) devices, and online harassment. She has actively participated in educational initiatives such as the inaugural mandatory Cybersecurity CLE organized by the New York County Lawyers Association and the Women in Tech Summit 2023 hosted by the American Bar Association.
As a member of C.A. Goldberg, PLLC, Star Kashman concentrates on litigation involving digital rights issues such as doxing, deep fakes, cyberstalking, and prominent lawsuits against technology platforms. The firm is recognized for its legal actions against platforms like Omegle and in lawsuits against corporations such as Snapchat and Amazon pertaining to digital rights concerns. Star Kashman recent publication in the 2023 issue of the Washington Journal of Law Technology & Arts delves into “Google Dorking or Legal Hacking,” analyzing its dual potential for legitimate research and criminal exploitation, including cyberstalking and cyberterrorism. She sheds light on the legal ambiguities surrounding this practice, which are not adequately addressed by existing laws, advocating for updated cybersecurity legislation.
Moreover, she has raised awareness about the security and privacy ramifications of Internet of Things devices and robotics, emphasizing the importance of transparency in the use of technology within the legal field to uphold public trust. Additionally, Star Kashman addresses both the legal and psychological dimensions of cyberstalking and harassment.
New York City, U.S.
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Binghamton University (B.A.)
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Painter , Law Graduate at C.A. Goldberg PLLC
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Cybersecurity Law, Privacy Law, Google Dorking, Search Engine Hacking, Published Legal Scholar, ODNI Research Award
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Google Dorking Or Legal Hacking: From The CIA Compromise to Your Cameras at Home, We Are Not as Safe as We Think, Search Engine Hacking Needs A Legislative Fix, How to Protect Your Business From a Little Known, Shockingly Simple Hacking Technique
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At C.A. Goldberg, PLLC, Kashman actively engages in legal efforts aimed at major technology corporations, with a focus on protecting individuals from technology-enabled abuses. Her work encompasses a range of cases, including issues related to the addictive nature of social media among minors, doxxing, deep fakes, copyright DMCA takedowns, and providing support for survivors of sexual assault and cyber harassment.
Star Kashman has conducted thorough analyses of Section 230, underscoring its impact on smaller entities and individuals, and has underscored the importance of ethical AI practices.
She has expressed concerns about the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence surpassing existing legal frameworks, advocating for updated laws on AI-related matters, including copyright, deep fakes, and voice scam robocalls. Star Kashman also acknowledges the potential risks AI poses without sufficient government investment, as well as its limitations, while recognizing the benefits of advancements such as reverse-image searching.
Furthermore, she has raised awareness about the security and privacy implications of Internet of Things devices and robotics, emphasizing the need for transparency in the legal sector’s use of technology to maintain public trust. Additionally, Star Kashman addresses the legal and psychological aspects of cyberstalking and harassment.
Publications
Google Dorking Versus Ethical Hacking:
From Government Infiltration to Home Camera Vulnerabilities, Our Safety is Compromised Star Kashman 2023 piece in the Washington Journal of Law Technology & Arts delves into “Google Dorking or Ethical Hacking,” examining its potential for both legitimate research and criminal exploitation, such as cyberstalking and cyberterrorism. She emphasizes the legal gray areas surrounding this practice, urging updated cybersecurity legislation.
Legislative Solutions for Search Engine Exploitation In “Legislative Solutions for Search Engine Exploitation,” published in Law360, Star Kashman , along with Nicholas Castro and Jonathan Askin, addresses the surge in cybercrime facilitated by search engine manipulation, proposing legal reforms to bolster online security.
Shielding Your Business Against Under-the-Radar Hacking Techniques Her article, “Shielding Your Business Against Under-the-Radar Hacking Techniques,” provides actionable guidance for business owners to fortify defenses against search engine exploitation.
Early Life and Education
Star Kashman academic path unfolded in New York, where she pursued her undergraduate studies and legal training. While attending Brooklyn Law School, she concentrated on cybersecurity, privacy, and national security law, identifying a gap in legal discourse concerning search engine hacking. This realization prompted her to publish scholarly papers and mentor students at the Brooklyn Law School Incubator and Policy Clinic to advocate for advancements in Technology Law Policy.
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