Lauri Love is a professional hacker, cybersecurity expert and political activist in cyberspace. With a long history of involvement in the exploration of digital systems and community activism, his story culminated in 2015 when the US Government accused him of cyberterrorism and sought to extradite him. Lauri was accused of involvement in an Anonymous hacktivist campaign following the tragic death of internet pioneer Aaron Swarz and also demonstrating vulnerabilities in a ‘prolific’ number of US government security systems, including the DOJ, FBI, Federal Reserve Bank, Military, and NASA.
Lauri’s resulting victory in 2018 against extradition highlighted issues in the US federal criminal justice system, setting important legal precedents regarding prison conditions, sentencing guidelines, international jurisdiction and the tension between privacy and investigative powers in the age of cryptography. Lauri now works in the design, development, testing, and oversight of cybersecurity systems, among many other ventures.
Join Lauri Love, a British cybersecurity expert and vocal political activist against forced decryption laws, for an insightful discussion on hacking, surveillance, and privacy. Love, who was accused by the US Government of ties with 'Anonymous' and subsequently cleared, brings a unique perspective on navigating the complex digital landscape.
Lauri Love discusses the intricacies of cybersecurity and hacking, emphasizing the importance of understanding and protecting against digital vulnerabilities in our increasingly interconnected world.
