TechLetters #106 Risks of hacking electric vehicle charging stations at a scale. Tracking abuses of Cobalt Strike at a scale. Regulation of vulnerability research depends on... elections outcome?
TechLetters #104 - French defence strategy skeptical about cyber deterrence. Russian military intel vs NATO country. Memory safety. Web browser security/privacy. Bigger quantum computers soon
TechLetters #103 - Ransomware hits hospitals; Google terminated U.S. information operation; Cyber operation hold-at-risk’ strategy; Is digitisation of the Red Cross emblem a risk?
TechLetters #102 - hacking biological laboratories to cause risks of deadly pathogens to escape. 22yo bug in SQLite. War hotlines. Missile strikes vs satellites to be legitimised?
TechLetters #101 - Australia to get LARGEST data protection fines in the world; Root of trust spec; Fibres cut in France again; EU to digitise its currency(?); Armed ground drones in Lithuania
TechLetters #100 - Ukraine's professional information operations/propaganda operations. Hacking via wifi. Hospitals/governments do not count the human cost of cyberattacks. My book?
TechLetters #99 - password link changing; disinformation do not function as some may think; new privacy-preserving functions to be built in internet infrastructure
TechLetters #97 - standard summary on cyberwarfare events in Ukraine, critical cryptographic vulnerabilities, are undersea telecom cables safe in 202X? Software liability to come in Europe.
TechLetters #96 GDPR can be enforced by anti-competition authorities, data leaks via glasses during videoconferencing, US army psychological operations detected, Year of Linux on desktop in Russia
