TechLetters #141 - Philosophy of Cybersecurity. OpenAI GDPR complaint.

My book Philosophy of Cybersecurity tackles a broad domain from systems cybersecurity, user's aspects, healthcare, critical infrastructure security, to policy and politics matters, international law, and cyberwarfare.

Carefully written, with examples, scenarios.

It was a lot of careful work, requiring knowledge and experience. I put all that in the book. Enjoy, happy readings!

Releases in September, available for preorder on Routledge/CRC (20% discount with AFL03) and Amazon already.

Security

Reportedly, China's cyber operators hacked Japan's cybersecurity agency. Japan’s National Center of Incident Readiness and Strategy for Cybersecurity. They were inside for 9 months, with access to sensitive data. This looks very bad.

Privacy

My complaint on OpenAI’s Chat GPT. GDPR aspects filled with a data protection authority. Also of note, Readings about LLM, without hype, FUD, fear, '“doomsday scenarios”’, etc. Finally.

Other

Eight muon neutrinos detected directly for the first time at CERN Large Hadron Collider was colliding protons, and 830-kg of tungsten plate and detectors did the detection.

New China’s maps. Chinese media outlets this week shared a new geographic map from China's state-owned standard map service that shows Russian territory as part of China.

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