KW 49: Die Woche, in der wir zurück ins Jahr 1986 reisten
KW 49: Die Woche, in der wir zurück ins Jahr 1986 reisten
Dear Friend of Press Freedom,
Rümeysa Öztürk has been facing deportation for 255 days for co-writing an op-ed the government didn’t like, and journalist Ya’akub Vijandre remains locked up by Immigration and Customs Enforcement over social media posts about issues he reported on. Read on for more ongoing battles against government suppression of the free press.
And join us today at 2 p.m. EST for a conversation with leading immigration journalists about reporting truth and protecting communities. Register here.
The newspaper President Donald Trump likes to call “the failing New York Times” somehow managed to scrounge up enough pocket change to take his administration to court. The Times and its Pentagon reporter, Julian Barnes, are suing the Pentagon over its censorial policy restricting journalists from publishing unauthorized information.
As Freedom of the Press Foundation (FPF) Executive Director Trevor Timm said, “The Pentagon’s absurd access pledge has been an affront to the First Amendment since the first day they proposed it. And we look forward to a federal judge throwing it out with the trash, where it belongs.”
A federal appellate court got it wrong by requiring journalist Catherine Herridge to disclose the sources for her reporting on scientist Yangping Chen’s alleged ties to the Chinese military while an online college Chen founded received federal funds. She’s rightly seeking a rehearing.
Worse yet, the misguided ruling was informed by documents about the FBI’s investigation of Chen that were improperly filed under seal, and which the appellate court considered in a closed hearing. FPF, represented by Schaerr | Jaffe LLP, filed a motion to intervene and unseal the documents and hearing transcript.
The right to record law enforcement operations is well established. But immigration officers have repeatedly chased, assaulted, and even arrested people for recording them. This isn’t just unconstitutional. It’s dangerous.
FPF Senior Adviser Caitlin Vogus wrote for NC Newsline that “Federal agents don’t want cameras pointed at them because it can force accountability. When they lash out at people who record them, it’s not just those targeted who are in danger; everyone around them is at risk too.”
FPF Deputy Director of Audience Ahmed Zidan wrote for Jacobin about the online event we hosted with Defending Rights & Dissent last month featuring three U.S. journalists who were nabbed by Israel in international waters while on aid flotillas headed to Gaza.
It should’ve been an international scandal, but the administration hardly lifted a finger. As Jewish Currents reporter Emily Wilder said, “The abuses against us demonstrate how far [the Israeli] regime will go, how emboldened it’s been, and the absolute impunity they have to act this way.”
The White House launched a media bias tracker to catalog instances of supposedly distorted coverage. Predictably, the site is long on hyperbole and short on substance.
FPF Advocacy Director Seth Stern said, “If Trump thinks the media is getting stories wrong or being unfair to him, he should release the public records, correspondence, and legal memoranda that prove it, instead of wasting time and taxpayer money on silly websites. … The gimmick is wearing thin.” Media columnist Margaret Sullivan agrees.
Sen. Mark Kelly told CNN that he has read the Justice Department’s classified legal rationale for destroying alleged drug boats and that it should be released.
Not only is the senator right, he has the power to make the document public himself, and he should do so without delay. FPF’s Daniel Ellsberg Chair on Government Secrecy, Lauren Harper, has more.
Michigan’s Grand Blanc Township thinks it has discovered a trick to weasel out of accountability: charging a reporter more for records about a tragic church shooting than most people earn in two years.
FPF’s Stern wrote about why these tactics can’t be allowed to continue and why, rather than being deterred, reporters should take governmental evasiveness as a sign that they’re onto something.
U.S. Press Freedom Tracker
Freelance photojournalist Dave Decker was unlawfully arrested by Miami-Dade Sheriff’s deputies while documenting anti-deportation protests. Read the objection letter we joined with Florida’s First Amendment Foundation and the National Press Photographers Association.
Columbia Journalism Review
The filmmaker and FPF’s founding board member discussed her 20-year project, the “crisis” in investigative journalism, and how truth-telling can still change the world.
Block Club Chicago
As Stern explained, propaganda doesn’t work when there’s a strong local media. “People know their local reporters. They see them on the street. They rely on them. That makes it harder for the administration to control the narrative.”
Columbia Journalism Review
CJR features our friends at First Amendment Watch’s new “SLAPP Back Initiative” to track strategic lawsuits against public participation.
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Live du 03/12 - Impossible neutralité de la tech : la fascisation est-elle inscrite dans le code ?
Cette semaine nous avons reçu @mathildesaliou, journaliste et auteure de L'envers de la tech et @p4bl0, maître de conférences en informatique pour questionner l'apparente « neutralité des technologies ». Pour voir la rediffusion du live, rendez vous sur notre chaîne Peertube et Youtube ! video.lqdn.fr/w/f9PFNJMtPXQCtJ…
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Quando le specifiche di un laptop riescono a farti alzare un sopracciglio, sai che stai guardando qualcosa di diverso. Un dispositivo da 14 pollici che pesa meno di un chilo, equipaggiato con un In…Spcnet.it
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@nuke@poliversity.itLa presenza di "AI" nel nome non mi attira, ma tant'è.
Ho letto la recensione per vedere se fosse comunque una macchina interessante e... non ho trovato la risposta all'unica domanda che subito mi faccio quando mi viene proposto uno strumento tecnologico: è compatibile col software libero? Domanda che per un portatile diventa: ci si installa senza difficoltà Linux e tutto funziona?
O è uno di quei tipici mattoni che luccicano, ma che ti imprigionano?
Non ho trovato la risposta, quindi giudico la recensione una banale pubblicità per un prodotto. Prezzolata? Forse.
Ah, ma da quando in qua pure le ciliegine son diventate maschili? O c'è qualcuno mette sulle torte dei piccoli alberi da frutto? Mah...
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Calisto, a cyberespionage campaign attributed to the Russian FSB’s Center 18 for Information Security (military unit 64829), has been making waves in the cybersecurity community.securebulletin.com
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Articolo pubblicato in origine il 26/11/2025 su Transform Italia. di P. Nicolosi (Rattus) Negli ultimi dieci anni, quell’area di pensiero critico che si occupa, in modo più o meno sistematico, di tecnologie digitali, ha iniziato a prendere sul serio il … Continua a leggere→
DSA: EU-Kommission verhängt 120-Millionen-Euro-Strafe gegen X
Mardi 9 décembre, nous serons à la cité internationale universitaire de Paris (Maison de l’Île-de-France, 9d bd Jourdain, 14e) pour parler de vidéosurveillance algorithmique.
C'est à partir de 19h30, venez !
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: oui ! Merci pour ce que vous faites.
"La VideoSurveillance Algorithmique (VSA) dans ton supermarché, l'eusses-tu cru ?"
17 juillet 2025 - Les CRIs.
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"VSA - Illustrations - Vigilance sourire-artificiel !"
18 juillet 2025 - Les-CRIs.
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"Ouvrez les yeux sur la colonisation-2_0... parce qu'elle, en tout cas, elle vous a à l'œil !"
16 juillet 2025 - Les CRIs.
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On peut en sourire... aussi...
Dans la société du souriez-vous-êtes-protégé,
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Publication Les-CRIs.com, des Constats - Réflexions - Impulsions sur les évolutions de la société, l'argent, l'agricole, les institutions, le Kravail, l'énergie, le commerce, le numérique,... la nouvelle civilisation,...Les-CRIs
Betroffene von Kindesmissbrauch wollen, dass die Polizei illegale Bilder und Videos löschen lässt. Vier Jahre rangen Innenminister in Bund und Ländern um eine Lösung. Doch nun steht offenbar fest: Die Missbrauchsaufnahmen bleiben vorerst online.Robert Bongen (tagesschau.de)
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was ich nicht verstehe: wenn durch polizeiliche Ermittlungen die URLs von Missbrauchsdarstellungen bekannt geworden sind (weil sie als Links in beschlagnahmten/observierten Foren genannt werden), dann ist die Löschung doch nicht mehr proaktiv? Wie kann sie da noch optional sein?
Das ist etwa wie wenn ein Container mit Koks gefunden wird, und es wird zwar der Container - also das Gefäß - beschlagnahmt, aber das Koks vorher ausgeladen und stehen gelassen! Ein Unding!
@politics
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Before we can take a critical look at the repercussions and possible positive strides forward that the
Geheimdienstreform: Der MAD hat ein neues Gesetz bekommen
Before we can take a critical look at the repercussions and possible positive strides forward that the European Media Freedom Act (EMFA) regulation presents, it is important to understand what it means first.
What is the EMFA?
The European Media Freedom Act (EMFA) is an EU regulation designed to protect media freedom, editorial independence and media pluralism across the EU by setting EU-level rules that national laws must respect. With initial proposals for implementing changes starting in 2022, the European Parliament reached an agreement in December 2023. The agreement, however, only entered force in May 2024, with most of the provisions becoming applicable in August 2025.
What are the practical changes?
The EMFA as a turning point
The act emerges as a point for various potential benefits for journalism. With stronger legal protections in place for sources and against surveillance, investigative journalists and whistleblowers face reduced risks. This becomes especially the case when considering member states that have weak national safeguards in place. The EMFA represents possibilities for reduced financial leverage used by governments to influence the media. Once limits are imposed on manipulative state advertisement and obligations are created for clearer ownership transparency, the financial power governments can have on media can be lessened. By imposing platform transparency and data access, the act could positively contribute to a media outlet’s ability to reach its audiences and analyse their distribution. This is important for the commercial sustainability of outlets as well as their editorial strategies. If widely and properly implemented, the provisions of the EMFA can have a wide impact on journalistic practices.
Possible practical constraints
Despite its promising impact on journalism, the EMFA could have some risks and face practical constraints. The protections as outlined by the regulation can only be implemented if the Member States enact national law and administrative reform. The possible implementation gap is a current concern of civil society and journalist organisations that have warned that there is a possibility that some countries may be slow or resistant to the changes. Therefore, a focus on enforcement and incentive for political will is crucial for the regulation to have a real impact.
Cloudflare, a well-known player in the world of web security and delivery, is currently facing a significant service outage. This disruption has been affecting users relying on the company’s dashboard for website management and automation.securebulletin.com
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A closer look at the sophisticated threat and its tactics. The mobile device landscape is under a constant barrage of new threats, with cybercriminals becoming increasingly adept at exploiting vulnerabilities in our everyday technology.securebulletin.com
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L’immaginario collettivo sugli hacker nordcoreani è ancora legato a stanze buie e monitor lampeggianti. La realtà, come spesso accade nella cybersecurity,Dario Fadda (inSicurezzaDigitale.com)
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Mercredi 10 décembre - Surveillance des personnes étrangères : aux frontières du fascisme
La semaine prochaine, nous parlerons de la surveillance des frontières et du rôle que jouent les technologies numériques dans les politiques de contrôle et de répression des populations étrangères.
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Nous recevrons Romain Lanneau de @statewatch, une organisation britannique qui documente et analyse ces thématiques ainsi que Paloma et Pauline de Human Rights Observers, une association qui dénonce les violences étatiques perpétrées à l'encontre des personnes déplacées à la frontière franco-britannique.
Rendez-vous le 10/12 à 19h sur Twitch, Peertube et Youtube !
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C'EST PAS DE L'IA Quand on entend parler d'intelligence artificielle, c'est l'histoire d'un mythe moderne qui nous est racontée. Celui d'une IA miraculeuse qui doit sauver le monde, ou d'une IA douée de volonté qui voudrait le détruire.La Quadrature du Net
#RaidForums torna online con stesso dominio clearnet e nuovo onion.
PS: anche qui c'è #cloudflare, quindi dipende...
RaidForums is back online with same domain name and new onion URL
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
The New York Times and its Pentagon reporter, Julian Barnes, are taking the Trump administration to court over the Department of Defense’s unconstitutional requirement that journalists pledge not to report unauthorized information as a condition of gaining access to the Pentagon.
The following statement can be attributed to Trevor Timm, executive director for Freedom of the Press Foundation (FPF).
“In an era where news networks seem to be caving to Trump’s censorious tactics left and right, it’s refreshing to see The New York Times leading by example and sticking up for the First Amendment in court.“An attack on any journalist’s rights is an attack on all. And the only way to put an end to the Trump administration’s multipronged assault on press freedom is for every news outlet to fight back at every opportunity. We urge other news outlets to follow the Times’ lead.
“These days, the government has countless platforms of its own to tell the public what it wants it to know. A free and independent press isn’t needed for that. The Constitution guarantees one anyway precisely because the public needs the information the government does not want it to know. The Pentagon’s absurd access pledge has been an affront to the First Amendment since the first day they proposed it. And we look forward to a federal judge throwing it out with the trash, where it belongs.”
Please contact us if you would like further comment.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
The federal appellate court for the D.C. Circuit recently affirmed a ruling requiring investigative journalist Catherine Herridge to disclose the sources for her reporting on scientist Yangping Chen’s alleged ties to the Chinese military while an online college Chen founded received federal funds.
The court got it wrong by holding Herridge in contempt for not burning her sources, and Herridge is rightly seeking a rehearing. Worse yet, the misguided ruling was informed by documents about the FBI’s investigation of Chen that were filed under seal, even though the investigation is over and the documents aren’t classified. The appellate court even held a portion of its hearing to decide whether to order Herridge to testify in closed court.
Freedom of the Press Foundation (FPF), represented by Schaerr | Jaffe LLP, filed a motion to intervene and unseal the documents and hearing transcript yesterday.
The following statement can be attributed to Seth Stern, director of advocacy for FPF.
“Journalist-source confidentiality is about safeguarding the public’s right to be informed. Its fate should not be decided in secret hearings about secret documents. Americans deserve to know whether the damages Chen claims to have suffered were because of alleged leaks to Herridge or because of the outcome of the government investigation she reported on. If the latter, it raises the question of whether the court is ordering Herridge to out her sources to aid Chen in pursuing a baseless lawsuit. Surely the bar for compelled disclosure of journalistic sources must be higher than that.“Opponents of the reporter’s privilege often dream up convoluted hypothetical scenarios to call it a national security risk. But here we see someone suspected of ties to a foreign military able to use the courts to try to find out who in the government U.S. reporters are talking to and the content of those conversations. It goes to show that the real national security risk is the lack of a statutory privilege, which allows courts to issue misguided rulings. Congress should step up and reintroduce and pass the PRESS Act.”
H. Christopher Bartolomucci, a partner at Schaerr | Jaffe, added:
“Public access and government accountability are fundamental to the rule of law, and the notion of ‘secret law’ is anathema to our system of justice. By denying the public access to important judicial records in this case, the court is keeping members of the public from judging for themselves the strength or weakness of the court’s reasoning.”
You can read FPF’s motion here.
Please contact us if you would like further comment.
The EDPS vs. Single Resolution Board judgment goes to the heart of the EU’s fundamental right to data protection, shaping how artificial intelligence, data spaces and so-called privacy-enhancing technologies (PETs) will be governed in practice. The ruling of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) arrives at a crucial time to reiterate what counts as personal data, reinforcing the importance of the protection that the GDPR was designed to guarantee.
The post When data relate to us? appeared first on European Digital Rights (EDRi).
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Every Thursday of the week, Bastian’s Night is broadcast from 21:30 CET.
Bastian’s Night is a live talk show in German with lots of music, a weekly round-up of news from around the world, and a glimpse into the host’s crazy week in the pirate movement.
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Согласно Указу Президента США «Launching the Genesis Mission» от 25 ноября 2025 года, международные лидеры науки и технологий вступают в эпоху экспоненциального ускорения исследований, где страны, откладывающие внедрение суперкомпьютеров, автономных лабораторий и интеграции с передовыми энергетическими объектами, неизбежно отстанут в глобальной технологической гонке. Для России этот сигнал является тревожным: каждый месяц промедления ставит под угрозу наше лидерство в науке, промышленности и цифровой экономике.
Пиратская партия России ещё много лет назад в своей Программе создать открытые научные кластеры с автономными лабораториями, интегрированными с промышленностью и образованием, обеспечив максимальную прозрачность данных и технологий. Реализация этих идей сейчас позволит не только воспроизвести опыт Genesis Mission, но и превзойти его по открытости, прозрачности и масштабируемости.
Любая задержка или отказ правительства неизбежно приведёт к стратегическому отставанию России во всех областях цифровой экономики. Более того, такая пассивность может быть расценена как намеренное торможение инновационного развития, и наша страна не просто отстанет и будет надрываясь догонять США, а будет в целом вычеркнута из человеческой цивилизации вместе с её населением.
Мы предлагаем срочно принять пилотную программу на уровне одной агломерации, которая будет являться не догоняющей, а опережающей и масштабируемой. Первым шагом в масштабировании и создании национальной платформы должны являться в Москва и Сколково (венчурная поддержка, ИТ) и Новосибирск (академические эксперименты), но пилотом мы выбрали агломерацию Екатеринбурга с её в целом уникальным набором существующих и потенциальных возможностей:
Научный потенциал
— УрФУ и УрО РАН, а также исторически сильная научно-производственная школа, дают доступ к сильным специалистам в физике, химии, материаловедении, биоинженерии.
— Возможность интегрировать университетские лаборатории с промышленными экспериментами.
Индустриальная база
— Урал — центр машиностроения, оборонной промышленности, металлургии.
— Лаборатории и промышленные предприятия можно использовать для испытаний и интеграции новых материалов и технологий.
Энергетическая инфраструктура
Экспериментальная АЭС с реактором на быстрых нейтронах — уникальная возможность:
— Пилотные исследования новых материалов и теплоносителей.
— Тестирование ИИ-моделей для оптимизации ядерных процессов и безопасности.
— Доступ к надёжной энергии для высокопроизводительных вычислительных центров.
Логистика
— Город связан авиасообщением и железной дорогой с Москвой, Санкт-Петербургом, Новосибирском и промышленными центрами.
— Можно использовать как центральную площадку для интеграции региональных экспериментов.
Региональная поддержка
— почти новый губернатор с незамыленным взглядом
— Екатеринбург и Свердловская область активно поддерживают технопарки, стартапы и инвестиции в высокие технологии.
— Возможность создать кластер для ИИ‑науки с участием государства и частного сектора.
Мы представляем готовую для утверждения проект Плана мероприятий. План целесообразно принять целиком а в идеале расширить.
Пояснения по подмероприятиям:
1. HPC‑инфраструктура (High-Performance Computing — «вычисления высокой производительности» или «супервычисления»)
Проектирование: подготовка инженерного проекта HPC‑центра, минимизация рисков строительства и интеграции.
Строительство: возведение суперкомпьютерного центра для ИИ-экспериментов.
Подключение к АЭС: стабильное энергоснабжение и резервирование для непрерывной работы.
2. Автономные лаборатории
Закупка оборудования: создание лабораторий с роботизированными станциями и автоматикой.
Интеграция с HPC: подключение лабораторий к вычислительной платформе и ИИ‑агентам для автономного проведения экспериментов.
3. Энергетика
Интеграция с Белоярской АЭС обеспечивает уникальные возможности для научных экспериментов на быстрых реакторах.
4. Открытые данные и ИИ‑платформа
Создание репозитория научных и промышленных данных с открытым доступом, публикация моделей и методик.
5. Образование
Подготовка специалистов через магистратуры и курсы переквалификации.
Создание открытых онлайн-курсов для широкой аудитории.
6. Промышленная интеграция
Пилотные кейсы внедрения ИИ на предприятиях региона.
Льготы и субсидии для стимулирования частного участия.
7. Нормативная поддержка
«Регуляторный sandbox» ускоряет согласования и обеспечивает прозрачность.
8. Управление и KPI
Координационный совет с открытой панелью мониторинга обеспечивает контроль и прозрачность бюджета.
9. Безопасность данных
Внедрение Zero‑Trust архитектуры и аудит для защиты данных и интеллектуальной собственности.
10. Научные приоритеты
Ускорение исследований в материалах, биотехнологиях и квантовых технологиях с публикацией результатов.
11. Информационная открытость
Публикация методик и результатов экспериментов в открытый доступ, поддержка принципов свободы знаний и прозрачности.
Проект Плана мероприятий:
| № | Направление | Подмероприятие | KPI | Сроки | Ответственные | Уровень ответственности | Территориальная привязка | Ориентировочные инвестиции (млрд руб) | Источник финансирования |
| 1 | HPC‑инфраструктура | Проектирование суперкомпьютерного центра | Завершено проектирование | 0–6 мес | Минцифры РФ, Минобрнауки РФ | Федеральная | Сысертский район | 0,5 | Государство |
| 2 | HPC‑инфраструктура | Строительство HPC‑центра 100–200 ПФлопс | Доступность ≥95% | 6–18 мес | Минцифры РФ, подрядчики | Федеральная | Сысертский район | 12 | Государство + ГЧП |
| 3 | HPC‑инфраструктура | Подключение к АЭС и резервным сетям | 99,5% времени непрерывной работы | 6–12 мес | Росатом, Минэнерго РФ | Федеральная | Белоярский район | 2 | Государство |
| 4 | Автономные лаборатории | Закупка и установка роботизированных станций | 7 лабораторий оснащены | 6–12 мес | УрФУ, индустриальные партнеры | Региональная + Частная | Екатеринбург + агломерация | 4 | Регион + Частные инвестиции |
| 5 | Автономные лаборатории | Интеграция с HPC и ИИ‑агентами | 100% лабораторий подключены | 12–24 мес | Минобрнауки РФ, Минцифры РФ | Федеральная | Екатеринбург + агломерация | 1 | Государство |
| 6 | Энергетика | Интеграция с Белоярской АЭС | ≥10 пилотных экспериментов/год | 6–12 мес | Росатом, Минэнерго РФ | Федеральная | Белоярский район | 2 | Государство |
| 7 | Открытые данные и ИИ‑платформа | Создание открытой научной базы | 500+ датасетов, 200+ моделей | 6–12 мес | Минцифры РФ, Координационный совет | Региональная | Екатеринбург + агломерация | 0,5 | Государство + гранты |
| 8 | Образование | Подготовка магистров и специалистов | ≥1000 человек/год | 12–24 мес | УрФУ, УрГЭУ, ИТ-парки | Региональная | Екатеринбург + агломерация | 1 | Регион + Частные стипендии |
| 9 | Образование | Онлайн-курсы и открытые материалы | ≥5 курсов в год | 6–12 мес | УрФУ, Институт цифровой трансформации | Региональная | Онлайн | 0,2 | Гранты + Регион |
| 10 | Промышленная интеграция | Пилотные кейсы внедрения ИИ | ≥50 кейсов | 18–36 мес | Координационный совет, предприятия | Частная + Региональная | Екатеринбург + агломерация | 2 | Частные + ГЧП |
| 11 | Промышленная интеграция | Льготы и субсидии | ≥10 компаний воспользовались | 12–36 мес | Министерство инвестиций СО | Региональная | Екатеринбург + агломерация | 0,5 | Регион |
| 12 | Нормативная поддержка | Регуляторный эксперимент «sandbox» | 100% согласований | 0–12 мес | Правительство СО, Минцифры РФ | Региональная + Федеральная | Екатеринбург + агломерация | 0,1 | Регион |
| 13 | Управление и KPI | Координационный совет и открытая панель мониторинга | 4 отчета/год, прозрачность бюджета | Постоянно | Губернатор СО, Координационный совет | Региональная | Екатеринбург | 0,1 | Регион |
| 14 | Безопасность данных | Архитектура Zero‑Trust и аудит | 100% лабораторий и HPC под защитой | 6–12 мес | Минцифры РФ, Координационный совет | Федеральная + Региональная | Екатеринбург + агломерация | 0,5 | Государство + ГЧП |
| 15 | Научные приоритеты | Материалы, биотехнологии, квантовые технологии | ≥10 публикаций/год на направление | 12–36 мес | УрФУ, лаборатории, индустрия | Региональная + Частная | Екатеринбург + агломерация | 1 | Частные + гранты |
| 16 | Информационная открытость | Публикация методик и результатов | ≥200 публикаций и методик | 12–36 мес | Координационный совет, лаборатории | Региональная | Онлайн | 0,2 | Регион + гранты |
Сообщение «Уральский проект» или забвение появились сначала на Пиратская партия России | PPRU.
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“EU Tax Notice: Our records show you owe an outstanding balance. Failure to clear this amount immediately will result in legal action. Your case is being prepared for submission to the Court of Law.” – because you were in some database as an entrepreneur.
“This is an urgent official alert! We have found irregularities in your residency or identification documents. You must pay the penalty fee today to avoid deportation or further action against your family.” – because your immigration status was registered somewhere.
“This is <ABC bank>’s security team. We have detected a suspicious withdrawal attempt on your account. To stop your funds from being frozen, please verify your card details and security code immediately.” –because payment information was kept after purchase completion.
These scripts are examples of the increasingly advanced methods cyber scammers use in the EU.
Cyber scams in the EU are becoming more advanced. Using an emergency, authoritative identities, and extremely dire consequences – A tailor-made situation for people to panic and fall victim to the tricks of cyber scammers. Scammers use stolen personal data to craft these digital traps, making them appear convincing. These scams are designed to push individuals to respond quickly, share sensitive details, or transfer money. As digital systems grow and more information moves across platforms, it is becoming harder to distinguish a genuine alert from a carefully crafted scam.
But there is more to dig into and understand about the cyber threats the world faces at the cusp of the digital revolution.
Whenever the words cyber and threat appear in the same sentence, the general perception is of digital scams/frauds (like the few mentioned earlier) that have a financial impact. Cyber crimes encompass a broader range of dangerous activities beyond money theft. It includes data theft for malicious and anti-social activities, ransomware, supply-chain attacks, and many more similar activities.
A cyber threat is any potential malicious act that seeks to damage, disrupt, or gain access to a computer system, network, or digital data by violating the security protocols.
It is a broad term that covers any vulnerability, attack, or activity that poses a risk to digital information and infrastructure.
| Component | Definition | Examples |
| Confidentiality | Stealing or disclosing sensitive information to unauthorized parties. | Data breaches, corporate espionage. |
| Integrity | Illegitimately altering or destroying data, making it unreliable or unusable. | Tampering with financial records, modifying system files. |
| Availability | Preventing legitimate users from accessing systems or data when needed. | Denial-of-Service (DoS) attacks, ransomware. |
Recent Examples
These handful of examples explain the far-reaching and devastating impact cybercrime can have on individual users, administrative bodies, businesses, and nations. The underlying point is that cyber scams are about more than just money theft.
These incidents prove that the actual cost of cybercrime is the erosion of public trust and security. When breaches enable identity theft and profiling, attacks on critical infrastructure and vulnerable supply chains become rampant. This systemic failure and the escalating threat environment must serve as a point of reference for any change to be incorporated into the laws pertaining to the digital space and data security.
Considering this broader picture, the digital reforms now underway under the ‘Digital Omnibus’ that aim to rework existing GDPR frameworks raise serious questions. Granting greater access to user data now opens a new Pandora’s box.
Digital rights advocates like the European Pirates andEDRI warn that the reforms proposed in the Digital Omnibus package are primarily a rollback of the GDPR rules that have so far kept data secure. Citizens must understand the risks involved.
In the context of an expanding net of cyber threats across the EU, the proposed GDPR reforms could mean easier access to data, with fewer implications for data leaks and a greater risk of misuse.
The Digital Omnibus debate often emphasizes convenience, competitiveness, and lighter regulation for businesses. But data protection laws like GDPR have always served a dual purpose: protecting privacy and defending citizens from cyber threats. Weakening them may reduce compliance burdens for some companies today. But in the long run, it could also open the door to more scams, data theft, and large-scale cyber disruption.
If Europe values both individual rights and collective security, then scrapping or diluting these protections deserves scrutiny.
The Cambridge Public Safety Committee will review whether to roll out Flock surveillance cameras on December 9, 2025 at noon to 2pm. If they are approved, Flock would put up at least twelve Automated License Plate Recognition (ALPR) cameras around Cambridge, as we reported previously.
Police have used such data to identify women who sought an out-of-state abortion and to record who goes to protests. Flock shares this data with ICE and recently announced a partnership with Amazon’s Ring to make easier for Flock customers to request recordings from Ring cameras.
Cambridge PD says the data won’t be shared outside of Cambridge and people’s rights will be protected, but Flock hasn’t agreed to this limitation. We know that Flock shares the data widely. Once the ALPR records and video are in Flock’s system, they are as good in ICE’s hands or the hands of any other police department who wants to track people.
The Public Safety Committee meeting will be in the Sullivan Chamber of Cambridge City Hall at 795 Massachusetts Avenue. You can participate in person or via Zoom. After this meeting, the committee’s proposal will go back to the city council.
If you would like to provide public comment, you can use their public comment sign up form to sign up. The meeting can be viewed on the city’s open meeting portal. Cambridge residents may also view on Channel 22-City View Local Access.
We especially encourage Cambridge Pirates to speak out at the meeting.
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🇩🇪Überraschung bei der #Chatkontrolle: EU-Kommissar Brunner stellt sich hinter das Parlament – gegen die Massenüberwachungspläne der Regierungen.
Dienstag startet der Trilog! 📅
Alle Details & die Aufzeichnung von heute (bitte Mashups machen! ✂️🎧):
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Brunner zieht Parlaments-Position dem Ratstext vor und bietet Verlängerung der Übergangsregelung an Breite parteiübergreifende Front im EU-Parlament gegen Massenüberwachung und Alterskontrollen Lob für Verhandlungsführer Zarzalejos, der alle Fr…Patrick Breyer
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🇪🇺#ChatControl Twist: Commissioner Brunner backs Parliament against governments' mass surveillance plans!
The first Trilogue starts this Tuesday. 📅
Read the full story & get the recording (Mashups welcome! ✂️🎧) 👇
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Commissioner Brunner states preference for Parliament’s position over Council text and offers extension of interim rules Broad cross-party front in EU Parliament against mass surveillance and mandatory age checks Praise for Chief Negotiator Zar…Patrick Breyer
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🇫🇷Coup de théâtre sur #Chatcontrol : Le commissaire Brunner soutient le Parlement contre la surveillance de masse voulue par les gouvernements !
Le trilogue débute ce mardi. 📅
Détails & enregistrement (Faites des mashups ! ✂️🎧) 👇
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Commissioner Brunner states preference for Parliament’s position over Council text and offers extension of interim rules Broad cross-party front in EU Parliament against mass surveillance and mandatory age checks Praise for Chief Negotiator Zar…Patrick Breyer
🇮🇹Colpo di scena sul #Chatcontrol: Il Commissario Brunner si schiera con il Parlamento contro i piani di sorveglianza di massa dei governi!
Il trilogo inizia questo martedì. 📅
Dettagli e registrazione (Fate dei mashup! ✂️🎧) 👇
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Commissioner Brunner states preference for Parliament’s position over Council text and offers extension of interim rules Broad cross-party front in EU Parliament against mass surveillance and mandatory age checks Praise for Chief Negotiator Zar…Patrick Breyer
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While this twist makes it more likely that the outcome of the trilogue will be positive, this is still a very bad move by the commissioner.
As commissioner, it's his job to argue for the position held by the commission, not his own personal beliefs. This is a betrayal of his colleagues, and should cost him his job.
Advanced phishing tactics utilizing a sophisticated tool known as Evilginx are becoming increasingly common, raising serious concerns for security professionals and users alike.securebulletin.com
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“Why should lawmakers reject the EU’s #DigitalOmnibus?”, you might ask.
Say no more: here are 🔟 reasons.
The Omnibus is being sold as a competitiveness boost but this framing misses what’s really at stake.
These changes don’t simplify, don’t support SMEs & they don’t fix enforcement. What they do is erode accountability, fragment protections, & shift power further toward actors already shaping Europe’s digital ecosystem.
More from @itxaso for @techpolicypress
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The Omnibus leaves gaps that undermine a rights-centred approach and expand room for dominant actors, writes Itxaso Domínguez de Olazábal.Itxaso Domínguez de Olazábal (Tech Policy Press)
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Here is a somewhat complete list of emails of the current European Commission you could use to send an email to the representatives with the information.
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@silmathoron@floss.social @gael@mastodon.social @EUCommission@ec.social-network.europa.eu Here's an impartial list of all European Commission MEP's email addresses.Toni Aittoniemi (Mastodon.green)
On the digital battleground, one side is surveillance and control. The other: freedom and community. Dyne.org is on the front lines.
Read all about it in the latest issue of Planet Dyne 🌏
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Dear friends at #Dyne, you know how much I appreciate your work...
but please, get rid of all those trojan horses trackers CDNs on your website!
You don't need them: just copy the css and js on your web hosting and reference them from there, so that no external connection can track visitors.
#uBlockOrigin is a great tool to identify and block such trackers, but I dream of a world where websites fostering #surveillance get shamed and nobody give them any credit.
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With the rise of Serverless functions, static site generators like Next.js have become ubiquitous in web development, streamlining functionality and boosting speed.dark6 (securebulletin.com)
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