Spine-chilling Halloween Cybershow delves into the eerie intersection of technology and the paranormal.

This spine-chilling Halloween, Cybershow delves into the eerie intersection of technology and the paranormal. Are those glitchy computers and mysterious messages signs of cyberattacks—or something far more sinister? Join us as we explore the internet’s strangest “haunted computer” tales. Packed with creepy stories, digital folklore, and a touch of tech skepticism, this episode dares to ask: when it comes to the supernatural and software, are we being hacked—or haunted?

A robust and carefully argued defence of passwords as a superior form of digital security.

Supposedly freedom-respecting organisations like Mozilla and Ubuntu take an increasingly disdainful and obtuse attitude.

The circus of death is approaching. It's pathway is pained in red. Before it the frightened and helpless. Behind it a trail of the dead.

Struggle for technological security is a new cold-war, not fough between super-power nation-states but beteen entirely new blocs of power.

The CrowdStrike outage was just the beginning of a sea-change in computer security. Either we actively own and defend our technology, or someone else will take it from us.

Civic cybersecurity needs us to evolve our language and culture about security and threats. We must decide what we value and want to protect. It is much more than just personal data that's at risk.

Discussion on voting influence and incentives, election fraud, extreme parties,