Obscure Patent Dangers investigates patents, surveillance systems and emerging technologies that could affect privacy, work, money and car ownership, separating what filings describe from what is actually deployed. Each issue carefully checks patent status and documented cases, such as wrist-tracking warehouse patents, a Ford repossession filing and FTC action over GM driving data.
Website: https://www.obscurepatentdangers.com/
netzpolitik.org reports on digital rights, surveillance, data protection and internet regulation in Germany and Europe, combining original investigations, interviews and policy analysis. Readers get in-depth coverage of how politics shapes the internet and how the internet changes politics.
Covers security news for people who run their own servers and care about privacy, including supply-chain attacks, runtime vulnerabilities and forensic tooling. It separates verified facts from rumour and explains what each issue means for readers and which fixes to apply.
A researcher's blog publishing technical reverse-engineering reports on spyware, Android surveillance platforms and state-linked malware such as Kimsuky's EndClient RAT, with IOCs. It also offers essays on the power dynamics of threat intelligence and the role of civil society in spyware research.
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