Join us on Oct 5th, 14.00 GMT for a workshop on Digital Security Capacity Building in Latin America!
Email us for more information and to register [email protected]
We're looking forward to another exciting discussion!
In this article we look into questions around the group’s authenticity, ask what we can learn about reporting on hack and leak operations, the revelations made through the leaks, and the cyber security implications.
In 2022, the hacktivist group Guacamaya made headlines across the globe after leaking over 25 TB of data from military, law enforcement and extractive industries. But who are Guacamaya?
Read our first long-form article on the group:
https://t.co/eqiAfTtlHJ
Excited to release our Spring Newsletter, full of student insights about their research, internship opportunities and the CDT experience. We also hear from one of our industry partners on what it means to be involved with the CDT. Read it here https://t.co/Bh58uaPMep
We are excited to launch our new blog post series on election observations in Latin America.
This series will address some key connectivity and digital security highlights of the country, in the context of the wider political culture.
Some brief thoughts on the early development of the DSLA in the @RHULCyberCDT blog!
https://t.co/kP7Hmqjl6G
More to come soon including a special new blog series ...
The CDT is delighted to share a report from @DSLA_Research ‘Beyond the Usual Suspects: Latin American Cyber Security’, a compilation of insights from a recent workshop https://t.co/QiMSjQZ9OV The DLSA is formed of three of our students, Sofia, Jessica & James. Do follow them!
Hello Twitter! We are very excited to officially launch the Digital Security in Latin America Research Group (@DSLA_Research) As an introduction, we are a research group investigating digital security in the Latin American context. 1/7