A personal tech blog by a self-described nerd covering network security, privacy, and gadgets, with articles on topics like reviving an old iPod, the difficulties of self-managed backups, and whether VPNs are worth using. Readers get practical, opinionated explanations of privacy trade-offs and a hands-on perspective on everyday technology.
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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.
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.
This feed shares recent academic papers and articles from Stanford's Center for Internet and Society on technology law and policy. Readers get research-driven analysis of topics such as privacy law, AI-generated harms, and the regulation of generative AI.
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