Let’s Encrypt Halts All Certificate Issuance After Cross-Signed Root Certificate Incident
#CyberSecurity
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Wissenschaftlicher Dienst des EP: Wer Kinder ausschließen will, muss Anonymität verbieten
VPNs sind ein Schlupfloch für Jugendliche, um Social-Media-Verbote zu umgehen. Das konstatiert eine Analyse des Wissenschaftlichen Dienstes des Europäischen Parlaments. Er stellt deshalb eine Personalausweispflicht für die VPN-Nutzung in den Raum.Martin Schwarzbeck (netzpolitik.org)
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📅 Gli eventi della settimana
2° Meeting nazionale TWC Italia
🕒 13 giugno, 00:00 - 14 giugno, 00:00
📍 Casale Falchetti, Roma, Lazio
🔗 mobilizon.it/events/1f53f993-b…
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📰 "Selon Noyb, #LinkedIn invoque des préoccupations liées à la protection des données pour ne pas donner suite aux demandes d’accès. Mais dans le même temps, l’entreprise demande aux utilisateurs de souscrire à son abonnement payant #Premium."
Lire plus: lesoir.be/744747/article/2026-…
L’ONG Noyb – acronyme de «None of Your Business» (Ce ne sont pas vos affaires) –, a indiqué dans un communiqué avoir déposé une plainte auprès de l’Autorité autrichienne de protection des données au nom d’un utilisateur de LinkedIn souhaitant accéder…Belga (Le Soir)
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"Gemeinsam kämpfen": Das sagen Pornodarsteller*innen zur Deepfake-Flut
Aufnahmen von Pornodarsteller*innen liefern die Vorlage für sexualisierte Deepfakes. Aber die Öffentlichkeit sieht sie nicht als Opfer, kritisiert Ana Ornelas von der European Sex Workers’ Rights Alliance. Ein Interview über gestohlene Nacktaufnahmen, patriarchale Gewalt und Kontrollverlust.
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Wundert nicht. Es werden ja auch die Zwangsprostituierten vergessen, wenn es um den feministischen Kampf der Sexarbeiter geht.
Aber immer schön von Stigmatisierung sprechen. Ganz wichtig.
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Silver Fox lancia ABCDoor: spear phishing con loader Rust personalizzato contro India e Russia, nuova backdoor Python in campo
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⚖️ "[…] #Linkedin gibt #DSGVO-Anfragen zu persönlichen Daten nur an User:innen mit kostenpflichtigen Premium-Abos weiter. Noyb habe deshalb im Namen eines Nutzers Beschwerde bei der österreichischen Datenschutzbehörde eingebracht […]"
📰 Erfahre mehr: derstandard.at/story/300000031…
Die NGO Noyb hat eine entsprechende Beschwerde bei der österreichischen Datenschutzbehörde eingebracht. Nur wer zahlt, könne einsehen, wer das eigene Profil besucheDER STANDARD
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Degitalisierung: Fremde Autos
Lehrvideos über Gefahren im Straßenverkehr sind genauso notwendig wie der Versuch, immer sicherere Autos zu bauen. Digitale Risiken sind im Vergleich dazu noch mal besonders, denn sie haben eine weitere Risikokomponente. Verknüpft damit ist eine gesamtgesellschaftliche Aufgabe, schreibt unsere Kolumnistin @bkastl.
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Salt Typhoon nella PA italiana: Sistemi Informativi di IBM violata per due settimane, il cyberspionaggio cinese entra nella supply chain dello Stato
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May 9
We are now four weeks out from our June 6th-7th conference in Boston, MA. With our 2026 Pirate National Conference: […] Hoist the Colours and Spill the Tea (20 Years a Pirate!) quickly approaching, we wanted to point you in the direction of some links.
The first link is for the conference itself. If you’re looking to sign up and attend in Boston, head over to this link and register today!
If you cannot make it in person: no problem. Every year, we have an online attendance option for those that cannot physically be in Boston.
Second, we have our candidate nomination form. Think you know someone who can help the United States Pirate Party going into the midterms? The Pirate National Committee board will be electing a new slate of candidates during this year’s conference.
People are allowed to self-nominate, and it’s advised you mention as much when you submit the form, but note that nominating someone ≠ they are a nominee. Individuals will still be asked to accept or decline their nominations.
That link is here.
The second link will close within the next two weeks, so get those nominations in while you can!
#307 Off The Record: Im frischen Gewand
Lesetipp fürs Wochenende: Ich habe Prof. Barbara Brandl zur sozialen Frage bei Digitalen Zahlungen interviewt.
Die Soziologin erklärt, welche Schichten die Kosten von Kreditkarten tragen und was wir vom Beispiel des brasilianischen Systems PIX für den Digitalen Euro lernen sollten.
Jetzt lesen bei @netzpolitik_feed
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Digitale Zahlungen sind auch eine soziale Frage. Die Soziologin Barbara Brandl hat untersucht, wie digitale Zahlungen Ungleichheit verstärken.Leonhard Pitz (netzpolitik.org)
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netzpolitik.org im Fit-Check: Nach mehr als neun Jahren im immer gleichen Outfit hat unsere Seite einen neuen Look. Warum musste das sein und was hat’s an Nerven gekostet? Darüber sprechen wir in der neuen Folge unseres Podcasts.
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netzpolitik.org im Fit-Check: Nach mehr als neun Jahren im immer gleichen Outfit hat unsere Seite einen neuen Look. Warum musste das sein und was hat’s an Nerven gekostet? Darüber sprechen wir in dieser Folge mit Ingo und Anna.Chris Köver (netzpolitik.org)
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💸 #LinkedIn suit les visites sur les pages de profil. Mais pour savoir qui a consulté son profil, il faut payer. Nous avons donc déposé une plainte contre l'entreprise et proposons qu'une amende lui soit infligée.
👉 Pour en lire plus: france24.com/fr/info-en-contin…
Une organisation autrichienne de défense de la vie privée a annoncé mardi avoir porté plainte contre le réseau professionnel LinkedIn, pour la vente des données numériques de ses millions d'utilisateurs.France 24
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Auch wir haben nach einem Jahr schwarz-roter Bundesregierung Bilanz gezogen. Und was sollen wir sagen: Mit Blick auf Überwachung und Grundrechteabbau hat sie leider geliefert. Was wir in Zeiten multipler Dauerkrisen stattdessen bräuchten? Ein anderes Sicherheitsverständnis.
Unser Wochenrückblick:
netzpolitik.org/2026/kw-19-die…
Die 19. Kalenderwoche geht zu Ende. Wir haben 19 neue Texte mit insgesamt 147.247 Zeichen veröffentlicht. Willkommen zum netzpolitischen Wochenrückblick.Daniel Leisegang (netzpolitik.org)
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KW 19: Die Woche der Bilanz nach einem Jahr Schwarz-Rot
KW 18: Die Woche der Bilanz nach einem Jahr Schwarz-Rot
Giovedì pomeriggio, milioni di studenti di migliaia di università e scuole primarie e secondarie si sono visti bloccare l'accesso a Canvas, un software didattico onnicomprensivo che è diventato di fatto il fulcro di molti corsi. ShinyHunters, un gruppo di hacker specializzato in ransomware, ha violato i sistemi informatici della società madre di Canvas e, a quanto pare, ha rubato "miliardi" di messaggi e avuto accesso ai dati di oltre 275 milioni di persone . Il gruppo ha inoltre bloccato l'accesso a Canvas per gli studenti.
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Dear Friend of Press Freedom:
Billionaires have been hard at work trading away your right to get the news without government interference, but we’re working just as hard to fight back. Read on for the latest press freedom news and how you can join us in standing up for press freedom.
Between the gutting of CBS News and reports of promises to remake CNN to appease the president, it’s clear that Paramount Skydance CEO David Ellison and his father and financial backer, Larry Ellison, see press freedom as just another bargaining chip.
The public deserves to know if the Ellisons are trading editorial independence for regulatory favors. That’s why Freedom of the Press Foundation (FPF) and Reporters Without Borders filed a demand for records from Paramount Skydance, seeking to uncover the details of its dealings with the Trump administration as it tries to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery, and in its past acquisition of Paramount.
And as Seth Stern, chief of advocacy at FPF, explains, “If the Ellisons can’t stand up to their friends in the administration and defend the First Amendment, they should stay away from the news business.”
FBI Director Kash Patel denies he’s been drunk on the job, but he’s certainly drunk on power.
The FBI has reportedly opened an investigation into Atlantic magazine journalist Sarah Fitzpatrick’s reporting on Patel’s alleged unexplained absences and drinking habits at the bureau. Patel is also reported to have ordered scores of staffers to be polygraphed as part of a panic-fueled leak hunt.
This is the second time in recent weeks we’ve learned that the FBI has baselessly investigated constitutionally protected, highly newsworthy reporting that was unfavorable to its director. The bureau’s actions “show complete disregard for the First Amendment and for the FBI’s supposed mission of stopping crime, not serving as PIs for its leadership on the taxpayer dime,” said FPF’s Stern.
Rainey Reitman, the president of FPF’s board, wrote for The Intercept about how financial institutions’ decision to cut off funds to the Southern Poverty Law Center after its widely criticized indictment could foreshadow attacks on others the administration dislikes, including the press.
“Given the Trump administration’s open hostility to journalism and its novel legal tactics to attack the press, it’s entirely possible that the next target of financial censorship could be a news outlet,” wrote Reitman, who recently released a book on financial censorship,“Transaction Denied: Big Finance’s Power to Punish Speech.”
The U.S. Virgin Islands is the site of news of both local and national importance, from military facilities to “Epstein Island.” But the U.S. territory’s public records and open meetings laws are badly outdated.
Thankfully, investigative journalist and U.S. Virgin Islands native Shirley L. Smith is helping to spearhead a campaign to modernize the transparency laws. Use our action center to tell local lawmakers to move quickly to improve transparency and accountability in the U.S. Virgin Islands.
Former federal Freedom of Information Act officials will join FPF Daniel Ellsberg Chair on Government Secrecy Lauren Harper for a live webinar on Friday, May 15, at 2 p.m. ET to give practical advice for journalists on how to win documents from agencies and explain what to do when an agency prioritizes political interests over transparency.
Submit your questions ahead of time by emailing membership@freedom.press, and don’t forget to register to watch the webinar on May 15.
This week, legendary First Amendment lawyer Floyd Abrams and other experts joined FPF to talk about the dangers of Securities and Exchange Commission’s “gag rule,” which prohibits individuals who settle with the agency from disputing its allegations publicly. We discussed how the rule threatens First Amendment interests far beyond the financial sector, how such an unconstitutional prior restraint can persist for decades, and ongoing litigation seeking to strike down the rule.
National Public Radio
We need a court to affirm that presidential records are public property and categorically reject the radical idea that they’re personal property, FPF’s Harper explained on “1A.”
The New York Times
The Trump administration is taking its weaponization of immigration laws against journalists worldwide, but it won’t stop there. If it could, it would exile any reporter who dares to investigate the president and his allies, no matter where they’re from.
CNN
It’s great to see reporting on retaliation against incarcerated whistleblowers and news sources. But this kind of retaliation is certainly not limited to those who participate in reporting about Jeffrey Epstein’s accomplices — it should be covered regularly.
The Guardian
Strong anti-SLAPP legislation in every state and at the federal level would go a long way in assuring news outlets that they can publish the truth without being bankrupted by frivolous lawsuits.
Reinvent Albany
It’s absurd that in 2026, New York state agencies may still require public records appeals to be done via snail mail. FPF and other groups are urging state lawmakers to pass a new bill that would require agencies to accept electronic appeals.
Florida Trib
“The fact the [ICE partnership] program is inherently tied to local communities and local policing, and ICE is giving local law enforcement a gag order, is a slap in the face of taxpayers and the public at large,” explained FPF’s Harper.
Media Matters for America
Further proof that going on offense against the Trump administration’s censorial bullying works. Take these clowns to court — they lose regularly!
Correction: An earlier version of the newsletter item discussing financial censorship referred incorrectly to the name of the Southern Poverty Law Center. The error has been corrected.
CQRS senza MediatR: implementare Command e Query handler in .NET con il DI container
#tech
spcnet.it/cqrs-senza-mediatr-i…
@informatica
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Cyberspionaggio iranian-nexus contro l’Oman: 12 ministeri colpiti, 26.000 record esfiltrati, server C2 lasciato aperto negli Emirati
#CyberSecurity
insicurezzadigitale.com/cybers…
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Washington, D.C., May 8, 2026 — ABC is accusing the Federal Communications Commission of violating the First Amendment and chilling press freedom, in a regulatory filing in its dispute with the FCC over whether “The View” is a bona fide news program exempt from the agency’s equal time requirement.
The following can be attributed to Freedom of the Press Foundation Chief of Advocacy Seth Stern:
“We commend ABC for standing up for itself and the First Amendment. The legal theories the FCC asserts against broadcast licensees are frivolous and unconstitutional, and FCC Chair Brendan Carr knows it, but he hopes broadcast licensees will nonetheless self-censor rather than pick a fight.“It’s about time news outlets start telling Carr and his Donald Trump lapel pin to kick rocks. Otherwise, he’ll continue manufacturing bogus pretexts to harass and jawbone licensees that air content his boss doesn’t like. News outlets should be emboldened after seeing The New York Times, Media Matters, The Washington Post, and others go on offense against the administration in court and win. Carr won’t stop until a judge forces him to, and hopefully ABC plans to make that happen, both here and in Carr’s equally ridiculous retaliatory license renewal proceeding in response to comedian Jimmy Kimmel’s jokes.”
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Do you remember the surprise announcement of a new social network in Davos this past January? Something that promised to be the "first" European social network?
Its name is #WSocial and it's a fork of #Bluesky. Its founders have ties with European politicians - but there is no official involvement by the EU.
You wouldn't know any of this from media reports because they all rehashed their talking points. So I wrote a post about it, dispelling some myths:
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@marjolica just the nature of free software that anyone can use it for any purpose. There's a North Korean Linux distro but that's not because Linus Torvalds or any of the contributors support North Korea.
Nobody has to federate with them and in fact they decided they don't want to federate with anyone anyway.
IIRC Truth Social was in breach of the license terms at first but later started releasing their changes to the source code too.
Chiamatelo Dooh Nibor. Il sistema del welfare keniano gestito da una intelligenza artificiale che premia I ricchi e penalizza i pezzenti
Un'indagine condotta da Lighthouse Reports svela come un algoritmo introdotto dal governo keniota stia causando un sistematico sovrapprezzo per l'assistenza sanitaria a danno dei cittadini kenioti a basso reddito
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Attacke auf Messenger: Signal will in Zukunft stärker vor Phishing warnen
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in reply to N_{Dario Fadda} • • •am I reading this correctly that they just accidentally started using their new root cert a few days ahead of schedule, noticed quickly and paused issuance for 2½hrs to make sure they keep using the old root?
Doesn't sound like a biggie