Chat Control 1.0 Passes After Majority Voted No

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On July 9, 2026, the European Parliament voted on Chat Control 1.0. More MEPs opposed it than supported it. The regulation passed. The mechanism that allowed this outcome is procedural, repeatable, and instructive.

Why Giving Your Printer an Email Address Means More Than You Think

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When a self-hoster gave their printer an email address to stop family requests, they illustrated a larger pattern: cloud services vanish, local infrastructure persists, and the boundary between convenience and control remains contested.

What They Never Asked Us: The True Story of How Onion Mail Was Born

What They Never Asked Us: The True Story of How Onion Mail Was Born

“I had nothing to hide” I was born in the 1970s, in a democratic European country, into an ordinary family — the kind that pays its taxes, respects the law, and raises its children to do the same. I touched my first computer as a child, and I never stopped. I fell in love with … Read more

When Anonymous Exploit Dumps Become Noise Infrastructure

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The exploitarium repository consolidated 130+ exploit proofs-of-concept released without coordination. Security engineers report most are false positives, but two carry CVSS 9.2 scores and remain unpatched.