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Novi Trojanac za špijunažu targetira diplomatske entitete u Evropi putem lažne prijave za vizu

U novembru 2019. godine, tehnologije kompanije Kaspersky otkrile su novi malver koji se fokusira na diplomatska tela u Evropi, pri čemu širenje zaraze otpočinje...

“Fighting Like a Lion for Serbia”: An Analysis of Government-Linked Influence Operations in Serbia

On March 26, 2020 Twitter announced a takedown of accounts targeting Ser- bian Twitter users. Twitter reported that this network—consisting of approxi- mately 8,500...

Kao u vreme OZNE: Crnogorska policija prati društvene mreže – uklanja sporne profile i...

Policija pomno prati ko na društvenim mrežama kritikuje državu i njene zvaničnike, a u tom poslu im pomažu i građani, pišu Vijesti. Komentari događaja i...

How Sahel rebel groups use online diplomacy

In the absence of access to privileged diplomatic channels, rebel groups engage in more public relations with foreign elites, international organizations and civil society...

Svaki treći računar koji obrađuje biometriju lica pokuša da ukrade podatke ili uspostavi daljinsku...

Kako biste se zaštitili od potencijalnih rizika sajber napada, stručnjaci kompanije Kaspersky savetuju sledeće:

The Downside of Digital Diplomacy: Life in the Age of Constant Surveillance

Philosophers and political theorists have argued that the goal of every society is complete control. This is also true of democratic societies and herein lies the tension of every democracy. That a government is elected by people to manage its affairs. Yet soon that very government strives to control its citizenry. Free people thus freely put on the shackles of their domination. In the digital age, control is gained through data. Governments have at their disposal swarms of data gathered on every citizens ranging from his/her blood pressure, as monitored by HMOs, to his/her credit history, as reviewed by banks. Information that cannot be accessed by governments, soon surrenders to their authority. Such was the case when Facebook allowed US intelligence agencies to access its databases. Notably, Facebook’s is perhaps the most invasive, sensitive and awesome database ever created. Using its algorithms, Facebook is able to deduce one’s political affiliation, sexual orientation, health st..

Fejsbuk obrisao naloge, stranice i grupe iz Rusije

„Fejsbuk“ je uklonio je tri mreže naloga, stranica i grupa iz Rusije koje su orijentisane na afričke zemlje zbog „stranog mešanja“, navodi se u saopštenju te kompanije.

ISTINE I ZABLUDE O „TVITER ZAJEDNICI“

ISTINE I ZABLUDE O „TVITER ZAJEDNICI“, NJENIM VOĐAMA I NJIHOVIM PODANICIMA Već nešto više od deset godina Srbija je lider u regionu kada su u...

How we organise monthly mental wellbeing Q&As for GDS staff

The mental health network at GDS exists to ensure our colleagues have the mental health support and information they need. We do this in a variety of different ways. For example, we send out a regular newsletter, we have a dedicated Slack channel for discussing mental health-related topics, we provide mental health first aid, and host speakers and events. We also hold regular anonymous peer-led mental wellbeing Q&As. In this post, I will explain how we organise them and share some tips on how to ensure they’re a success. What we do to set up our Q&As The Q&As take place on the morning of the last Friday of each month. We hold them on the online platform Slack, which everyone at GDS can access. First, we field questions using a Google form, which staff can complete anonymously. Staff can also use the form to submit answers anonymously. Our most recent Q&A had 10 anonymous questions and around 50 replies from around 20 members of staff. It takes one person about 3 hours in total ..

The impact of AI in international relations

The digital revolution, known as the third industrial revolution, has had ground-breaking effects on the geo-politics of the 21st century. Technological revolution has changed the perceptions of humankind and increased the productivity of the global economy.