Jun 27, 2026Digital Sovereignty Is About Having OptionsBli Säkerpodden’s episode on Sweden’s digital sovereignty with Daniel Melin connects directly to a discussion I keep returning to: Europe cannot keep treating critical dependency on US digital services as a harmless default.
Sep 15, 2025Chat Control 2.0: A Dangerous Path Toward Mass SurveillanceThe European Union stands at a critical crossroads in digital privacy and civil liberties. The proposed Chat Control 2.0 regulation, formally known as the Child Sexual Abuse Regulation (CSAR), is one of the most sweeping surveillance proposals ever considered by a democracy. Framed as a child protection measure, it would actually establish an unprecedented mass surveillance infrastructure that undermines the fundamental right to private communication.
Jul 15, 2025A Practical Guide to Preventing Subdomain HijackingForgetting to delete an old DNS record can leave you vulnerable to subdomain hijacking. Attackers can claim your unused addresses to host malicious content under your brand's name. Learn how to find and fix these dangling pointers with o...
Jun 18, 2025A History of How We Name HackersWhy is one hacker group called both FANCY BEAR & APT28? Different security companies use different names, which creates confusion. Here's a quick history of how we got into this mess and how the industry is finally starting to fix it.
Jun 12, 2025Making Dangerous Links a Little Less Dangerous: A Quick Word on Defang-ingEver received an email, a chat message, or stumbled upon a link online that just made your internal alarm bells go off? You know, that link that looks a bit... off. Maybe there's a typo in the domain name, or it seems to lead to a place ...
Apr 5, 2025When PyPI Becomes the Attack Vector: 39,000+ Downloads of Malicious Python PackagesThree Python packages made it onto PyPI, stole data, validated stolen credit cards, and were downloaded over 39,000 times. Here’s how they worked and what we can learn from it.
Mar 25, 2025Free Document Converters - Now With Bonus MalwareThe FBI warns that some free online converters are more than helpful; they hide malware, steal data, and sometimes drop ransomware.
