Whitepaper: academics and researchers propose a new approach to digital ID and online identity

A book by Max Smeets

The 50th volume of Forensic Science International: Digital Investigation - Editorial

A biography of Tor—a cultural and technological history of power, privacy, and global politics at the internet's core

Strategic commitment?

Preventive action through awareness raising - experiences of the Republic of Serbia

Serious Invasion of Privacy and Modern-Day Sexual Violence

A book about ratio legis, guidelines and framework for criminal law response

Joint Declaration of the European Police Chiefs

Compliance of the Personal Data Protection Act with EU law

'In the past, there was first a suspicion and then followed the surveillance, now there is the surveillance first and a suspicion follows afterwards,' says Marc Schuilenburg, professor of Digital Surveillance

The municipality of Ljubljana, the capital of Slovenia, wasted almost two years deflecting freedom of information requests (FOIAs) from EDRi member Državljan D for the municipal CCTV system data in the city. The data, when finally provided, revealed the scale of ineffective security theatre paid for by Ljubljana’s citizens, and the need for a public debate about the use of this technology.

About the impact of criminal activities on public perceptions of cryptocurrencies, the evolution of cryptocurrency, the balancing act between blockchain transparency and the need for financial privacy, the role of regulation and predictions for the future of crypto crime

Insights from a Global Honeyfarm

Radio Slobodna Evropa (RSE) je nakon višemesečnog istraživanja i infiltracije u zatvorene grupe na platformi Telegram identifikovao 69 pojedinaca, koji su kreirali prevarne ponude za prodaju debitne kartice sa likom bivšeg američkog predsednika Donalda Trampa

Criminologists assess the impact of street lighting and watching-eyes interventions

Results of a study from the USA

With an overview of judicial and prosecutorial practice for the period from July 1, 2022 until June 30, 2023

Exploring how innovative technologies are revolutionizing intelligence gathering

The use of spyware against journalists through the prism of established international standards of human rights, freedom of expression and freedom of the media