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Google’s Privacy Lawsuit: Who Controls the Data Leaving Your Devices?
21.10.2026
3 min read
A privacy setting is a promise about what happens to data. For organisations handling sensitive information, that promise needs to be tested.
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Drone Security (Part 2)
14.10.2026
6 min read
It is difficult to calculate the global drone population, but estimates put it at more than two million devices.
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Drone Security (Part 1)
07.10.2026
5 min read
Remotely piloted aircraft are becoming increasingly common. Individuals and companies buy and operate drones for personal or professional purposes, sometimes without understanding the technical and legal implications.
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The Age of ASI Slop: Can Copyright, Watermarks and Regulation Restore Trust?
30.09.2026
8 min read
When LinkedIn added a “Seems like AI slop” reporting option, a platform built around professional credibility was acknowledging that low-value synthetic content had become a trust problem.
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Drones
17.09.2026
6 min read
The term drone refers to an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), although the more precise term is RPAS, Remotely Piloted Aircraft System.
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OSINT: Open Source Intelligence
27.08.2026
5 min read
OSINT (Open Source Intelligence) is the process of searching for, collecting, processing, and transforming information obtained from open sources into actionable intelligence.
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Rogue AI or Failed Controls? Are We Ready for the Cybersecurity Threats AI Agents Pose?
20.08.2026
6 min read
Recent incidents show that goal-driven AI agents can reach real systems and people without malicious intent. The deeper problem may be access, containment, monitoring, and accountability.
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