Report from the Cambridge Cybercrime Conference

The document discusses the evolution of common law and its treatment of privacy and trespass (to person, chattels, and land), emphasizing how ownership rights underpin concepts like passing off and providing illustrative examples. It highlights shifts in evidentiary standards from the reliability of banking/computer ledger outputs to recent skepticism amid scandals and the rise of AI-generated fakes, noting calls for legal reform. This is a legal and societal analysis rather than a cybersecurity incident or threat intelligence report.