2021-05-01T09:13:32+02:00
The following article from The Economist China’s aversion to encryption technologies — which would make mass surveillance more difficult — makes the country’s networks vulnerable …
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The following article from The Economist China’s aversion to encryption technologies — which would make mass surveillance more difficult — makes the country’s networks vulnerable …
An article from The Economist mentions how drone technology gets transported from the battlefields of Iraq to American cities: The notion of putting cameras on orbiting drones to …
Two recent articles from BBC Future deal with meta-data and possibilities of surveillance in two everyday technologies: This article explains how photographs can have a unique …
Rich Mogull writes at TidBITS (a blog focusing on Apple products and technologies) about Apple’s latest Platform Security user guide. He notes how the emphasis for increasing …
The Guardian published this great piece of investigative journalism on the funding of research on security technologies through EU-funded research programmes (such as Horizon …
Member of the European Parliament Sofie in ’t Veld wrote an article on about:intel about the reliance on foreign and US technologies in EU domestic security, such as Palantir. …
An article from CNET reports on the use of “keyword warrants” in police investigations the US: Typically, probable cause is needed for search warrants, which are associated with a …
Two new video’s I liked from Vox. Of course in their trademark style, but I gained interesting insights on some of the current events in the US: Why America’s police look like …
In an article at MIT Technology Review, Ethan Zuckerman makes an interesting point on how years of police body cams and bystander cellphone video has not stopped police violence. …