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:
https://t.co/JMzAMwWUop
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:
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:
https://t.co/JMzAMwWUop
“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.
https://t.co/MmYcZzFfYI
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:
https://t.co/JMzAMwWUop
🪝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: https://t.co/MmYcZzFfYI
(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: https://t.co/aCjybGjXnU
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: https://t.co/kHrPOK0soM
Join our next Ironmonger House Talk in London for a public talk with technology expert & bestselling author @mikko: “Fighting Drones: The New Frontier of Defence.”
24 Nov 2026 | 12:00-13:30 GMT
Register your interest: https://t.co/zeKhUIVoZh
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
https://t.co/MmYcZzFfYI
The first substantive session set the groups on a procedural footing, but key questions remain. How will topics be chosen? How will the groups connect to the plenary? What should their outputs look like?
https://t.co/XsfJDJGwZv
“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.
https://t.co/MmYcZzFfYI
The first substantive session set the groups on a procedural footing, but key questions remain. How will topics be chosen? How will the groups connect to the plenary? What should their outputs look like?
https://t.co/XsfJDJGwZv
Virtual Routes #Colloquium returns this Autumn/Winter with four sessions exploring #AI’s role in global politics and security, featuring Jack Goldsmith, Linda van der Horst, Ann-Katrien Oimann & Isabella Wilkinson.
Learn more about each session & sign up: https://t.co/ySdEWwGwaN