Privacy Archives

The 2022 Roe v. Wade turmoil – real concerns, twitter panic and juicy headlines

by Pauliina Grym | May 18, 2022 | Journalism, Privacy, Social Media in Politics and Journalism

Women’s reproductive rights have been discussed all across the nation since Politico published an initial draft indicating that the U.S. Supreme...

OSINT Methodologies and Intelligence Gathering in Geopolitics

by Nelly Kalu | May 9, 2022 | Government data surveillance, Privacy

The risk of gathering information on the most accessible open source platforms on the internet is the information can be weaponized. Rogue agents infiltrate these platforms with deliberate disinformation, which sometimes spreads organically. Before you trust information, ask these questions about your sources: “Could you know? If you could know, would you know? If you would, would you tell me?”

Cyberattacks: The biggest threat to the United States?

by Rosen Tsvetkov | Oct 6, 2019 | Presidential Election, Privacy

He is 20 years old. Since his childhood, computers have been the center of his life. He works in the capital of Bulgaria, Sofia, as a cybersecurity expert at a firm owned by an American company in Washington, D.C.

Why should we care about political sex scandals?

by Saara Koho | Sep 1, 2019 | Journalism, Personal Reflections, Politics, Privacy, Social Media in Politics and Journalism

Can a politician have a private life in the United States? Are they allowed to make mistakes? These questions have puzzled me this week. On Tuesday,...