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When the worm targets the assistant: Miasma turns AI coding agents into the trigger

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GitHub disabled 73 Microsoft repositories after the Miasma campaign re-compromised Azure’s durabletask project, while researchers separately documented Miasma payloads that can detonate when developers open affected repositories in AI coding agents such as Claude Code and Cursor. Here is how the campaign spreads and what security, compliance and eDiscovery teams should do now.

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Reports and Research

Market Intelligence: eDiscovery market growth from 2012 to 2030

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An 18-year reconciled view places worldwide eDiscovery spending at $4.73 billion in 2012 and a projected $28.08 billion in 2030 – a near six-fold expansion that surfaces software’s quiet takeover, review’s declining task share, and the data-volume gap as the central structural force shaping discovery economics.

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eDiscovery and Information Governance

HaystackID Brings AI Privacy and Discovery Stack to Dublin as European Compliance Pressure Mounts

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HaystackID heads into the 2026 Dublin Tech Summit with an expanded European product set built around AI-driven privacy, DSAR response and deepfake forensics, and a regulatory thesis aimed squarely at the EU AI Act, NIS2 and DORA.

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Must Read Reports and Research

FutureLaw 2026 closes: hard truths, the billable hour, and what gets built next

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FutureLaw 2026 closed in Tallinn with the conversation getting harder. Uwais Iqbal’s hard truths from 23,000 adjudications and Chas Rampenthal’s reading of Texas Opinion 705 anchored a day-and-a-half of sessions on predictive justice, productized law, and transnational legal infrastructure.

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eDiscovery and Information Governance

The EU’s E-Evidence Framework Goes Live in August and Most of Europe Isn’t Ready

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The EU’s E-Evidence Regulation becomes applicable on August 18, 2026, but many member states and service providers may not be ready. This article explores the legal, technical, cybersecurity, privacy, and eDiscovery implications of a framework that will soon allow cross-border demands for electronic evidence on 10-day and even eight-hour timelines.

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eDiscovery and Information Governance Editors Pick

The April–May Compliance Crunch: A Practitioner’s Calendar for eDiscovery and Information Governance

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Four compliance deadlines converge between April 18 and May 19, 2026 — NIS2 enforcement, the overhauled COPPA Rule, a federal vote on AI evidence standards under proposed FRE 707, and the TAKE IT DOWN Act’s platform requirements. Here is what eDiscovery and information governance professionals need to know.

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Reports and Research

A Complete Analysis of the Winter 2026 eDiscovery Pricing Survey

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Generative AI is beginning to materially reshape eDiscovery economics, but pricing maturity has not kept pace with adoption. The Winter 2026 eDiscovery Pricing Survey shows stable benchmarks for forensic collection and hosting, persistent opacity in document review billing, and an emerging $0.11 to $0.50 per-document pricing zone for GenAI-assisted review that could challenge traditional review models.

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AI and Advanced Technologies Editors Pick

White House AI Framework Signals New Compliance Stakes for Legal, Cybersecurity, and eDiscovery

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The White House’s new federal AI blueprint could upend the state-by-state compliance model that legal, cybersecurity, privacy, and eDiscovery teams have been building around. From preemption and developer liability to copyrighted training data and synthetic media preservation, the framework signals a policy shift with immediate governance consequences.

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eDiscovery and Information Governance Must Read

Defensible by Design: What Legal Teams Must Get Right About AI Privilege Workflows

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AI-assisted privilege review is no longer theoretical. This article unpacks the Legalweek 2026 discussion on defensible AI workflows, privilege log generation, Rule 502(d) protections, and the legal risks of using consumer AI tools in high-stakes discovery.

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eDiscovery and Information Governance

The New Face of Discovery: HaystackID’s CoreFlex Brings AI, Slack, and Enterprise Data into One Legal Workflow

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HaystackID’s Legalweek 2026 announcement positions CoreFlex as a unified legal workflow for Slack, Microsoft Purview, structured chat, forensic collections, third-party productions, and AI-enabled discovery. The bigger story is not just new features, but a platform strategy built around defensibility, governance, and matter-centric execution.

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