When Tehran Writes and Brussels Stays Silent
Letters from Tehran turned an open-source browser encryptor into a forensic finding about privacy, surveillance, and trust. The article examines AES-256-GCM, Chat Control, and…
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Where Is the Guardian When Justice Loses Its Bearings? Home Searches, Smartphone Seizures and the IT Fundamental Right
A home raid over a social media post raises a longer question about proportionality, the smartphone as the most intimate space a person owns,…
The Day Apple Made an Announcement That Had Nothing to Do With a New Product
Apple withdrew Advanced Data Protection from the UK after a secret Home Office Technical Capability Notice under the Investigatory Powers Act 2016. This article…
Pegasus: The Spyware That Governments Buy to Read Your Mind
Court-grade perspective on Pegasus and NSO Group: zero-click chains such as FORCEDENTRY and BLASTPASS, the Pegasus Project dataset, Lockdown Mode, MVT, and why consumer…