Lukasz Olejnik on Cyber, Privacy and Tech Policy Critique

TechLetters ☕️ Lite this week: Cybersecurity laws, technology laws, and so on

Here's a story about Russian propaganda operations that Substack does not want you to know: How to Fake the World

TechLetters ☕️ Russian info ops go cinematic. AI bug submission waste developer time. Iran lures with fake model agency. Deepfake cops push Kremlin lies. India blackout story smells

TechLetters ☕️ Spain-Portugal blackout not caused by a cyberattack. Google kills plan to kill third-party cookies and that's bad. It adopts zero-knowledge proofs. Qwen3 security analysis.

TechLetters ☕️ Designing blockchain systems with data protection. Terrible news for web privacy. China accuses USA of cyberattacks. DMA fines. AI, quantum.

Blockchain and data protection (GDPR)

TechLetters ☕️ EU wants to weaken encryption again? This time for safety reasons. Information operations to conquer Greenland? EU policymakers think that EU cyber capabilities is weak. AI injection.

TechLetters ☕️ Solving the (!) 25-YEAR-OLD PRIVACY BUG in web browsers. 17 years of cyberattacks on industrial systems. AI cyberattacks won't be a game changer for now.

TechLetters Insights. Foreign Information Manipulation and Interference are here to stay.

TechLetters ☕️ European Union wants to have offensive cyberattack capabilities. Change to post-quantum crypto by 2035. Europol cannot into quantum when writing reports.

TechLetters ☕️ DDoS and geopolitical statements. OpenAI wants to prohibit the use of Chinese models and relax intellectual protection laws to train AI. Context notes in Facebook. Spanish accountancy.