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AI hacking has become a global concern, but governments remain divided on how to tackle it. The Pall Mall Process could offer a way forward, building on existing efforts to regulate commercial cyber intrusion.
Read more from managing editor James Shires: bindinghook.com/everyone-kno…
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AI hacking has become a global concern, but governments remain divided on how to tackle it. The Pall Mall Process could offer a way forward, building on existing efforts to regulate commercial cyber intrusion.
Read more from managing editor James Shires: bindinghook.com/everyone-kno…
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France and Germany have repeatedly pledged to strengthen European digital sovereignty. Yet their joint initiatives reveal a persistent gap between political ambition and technological delivery.
Read Hannah-Sophie Weber's full article: bindinghook.com/why-the-fran…
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Join @mikko in London as he explores the evolving drone threat, detection, counter-drone technologies, and the challenges ahead, from their growing use in conflict and national security to what it will take to secure the skies.
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‘Persistent access demonstrates a capability to gather intelligence or potentially disrupt systems, but does it also establish an intention to use that capability for coercion?’
Read more in Mina Shahmiri's review of 'Full Stack Spies':
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France and Germany have repeatedly pledged to strengthen European digital sovereignty. Yet their joint initiatives reveal a persistent gap between political ambition and technological delivery.
Read Hannah-Sophie Weber's full article: bindinghook.com/why-the-fran…
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🪝October’s Editor’s Pick: Max van der Horst's (@Shaunitor) exploration of ways law enforcement could ‘seize’ criminal IP addresses without compromising the law or net neutrality, while minimising collateral damage and surveillance risks.
Read article: bindinghook.com/seizing-ip-a…
In his latest for Binding Hook, @shaunitor looks at ways criminal IP addresses could be seized without harming third parties, violating laws, or compromising net neutrality:
bindinghook.com/seizing-ip-a… #cybercrime #netneutrality
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IP address custody needs clear legal safeguards: judicial authorisation, time limits, independent oversight, and separate permission for traffic interception, argues Max van der Horst (@shaunitor) in his latest for Binding Hook:
#cybercrime #netneutrality
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‘Persistent access demonstrates a capability to gather intelligence or potentially disrupt systems, but does it also establish an intention to use that capability for coercion?’
Read more in Mina Shahmiri's review of 'Full Stack Spies':
bindinghook.com/tradecraft-s…
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Dutch police’s seizure of Autistici/Inventati’s server & transfer of its data to the US raise questions about DNS security, Europe’s digital autonomy, proportionality, & online policing.
Explore our selected analysis of the challenges & legality of combating crime online:
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Ahana Datta Fasel’s ‘Full Stack Spies’ raises lots of interesting questions and perspectives, but provides few answers or actionable insights.
Read more in Mina Shahmiri’s Book Binder review:
bindinghook.com/tradecraft-s…
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“Seizing an IP address is not as simple as it sounds.”
In his latest for Binding Hook, Max van der Horst (@Shaunitor) looks at ways criminal IP addresses could be seized without harming third parties, violating laws, or compromising net neutrality.
bindinghook.com/seizing-ip-a…
Check out Mina Shahmiri’s new review of Ahana Datta Fasel’s ‘Full Stack Spies: Cyber Espionage in the Age of US-China Competition’ in Book Binder:
bindinghook.com/tradecraft-s…
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🪝October’s Editor’s Pick: Max van der Horst's (@Shaunitor) exploration of ways law enforcement could ‘seize’ criminal IP addresses without compromising the law or net neutrality, while minimising collateral damage and surveillance risks.
Read article: bindinghook.com/seizing-ip-a…
Dutch police’s seizure of Autistici/Inventati’s server & transfer of its data to the US raise questions about DNS security, Europe’s digital autonomy, proportionality, & online policing.
Explore our selected analysis of the challenges & legality of combating crime online:
(5/6) Bureaucratic initiative redefines German law enforcement cyber operations
In a piece from 2024, Jakob Bund looks at the limitations and successes of the Germany federal criminal police in disrupting malicious cyber activity.
Read the article: bindinghook.com/bureaucratic…
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(6/6) The evidence paradox behind bulletproof hosting
Max van der Horst returns to examine a legal dilemma that comes from disrupting cyber criminal infrastructure.
Read the article: bindinghook.com/the-evidence…
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