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The expansion of potential cyber threats has increased due to the integration of connected devices, the Internet of Things (IoT), and the convergence of IT and OT in railway operations. In this Help Net Security interview, Dimitri van Zantvliet is the …
The last thylacine is thought to have died in the 1930s. Meet the scientists who want to bring it back.
GESTURING toward the mist-shrouded port of Antwerp, one-time master drug smuggler Paul Meyer insists its security is “leaky as a sieve”.
Known as The Tall Dutch Guy in international drug-trafficking circles, Paul says he once moved industrial quanti…
BY the time he was seven years old, John Hajdu MBE had narrowly escaped death twice and had both of his parents taken away by the Nazis.
Living in squalor, in a Jewish ghetto in Hungary with “dead bodies all over the place”, the Holocaust survivor, …
Damian Tambini provides a useful approach to analysing media freedom in the modern age, but it is plagued by a dearth of conceptual clarity.
Jasmin Mujanović explores political developments in the Western Balkans, including the Bosnian elections, nationalism, democratic backsliding and potential EU integration.
Members of a family living in Calgary are in a desperate race against time to find a skilled job. They are facing deportation unless their temporary work permit can be renewed.
A language-generating AI model called ChatGPT, available for free, has taken the internet by storm. While AI has the potential to help IT and security teams become more efficient, it also enables threat actors to develop malware. In this interview with…
In Aden, battered by conflict, the first performance of a Shakespeare play resurrects hopes of a cultural revival.
Activists chose multiple locations before converging on one secret location, surprising themselves and authorities.