Danny Palmer

@dannypalmer.bsky.social

Cybersecurity journalist and writer. Welsh. SE London. Also likely to post about games, rugby, F1, wrestling & the cat. I have a Simpsons reference for every occasion.

Back when I was at uni the internet was barely a thing. Now as Keith Joy, head of tech at University Of The Arts London, told me, students have 5 connected devices each In this interview he details how he keeps 25,000 students secure from cyber threats www.infosecurity-magazine.com/interviews/u...

University of Arts London on Securing Creativity Against Cyber Threats

University of the Arts London's Keith Joy explains the unique cybersecurity challenges facing higher education and how institutions can secure users without restricting creativity

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I keep thinking that my glasses are dirty and go to clean them but, no, those are just the floaters in my right eye. 🫠 The optician said it's not something to worry about as it will pass eventually but it's very annoying.

right, ok, enough self-pity, I need to turn my shit pub around. it's in Stratford, it's got a (small) stage, there has to be someone who has something cool they want a space for queer-run, extremely diverse venue (we even let mumbling old white geezers in) what I'd call 'mostly accessible'

I see Bluesky has changed how trending topics work, but they still very, very much assume you are in America with no option to change it to something more relevant to somewhere nearer where you are...

In addition to being an idiot on Bluesky, I'm also *checks notes* an expert cybersecurity journalist, apparently. With that in mind, please do check out my newly published interview with Luca Pierro, Head of Cybersecurity at the Ferrari F1 team. www.infosecurity-magazine.com/interviews/i...

Ferrari Cybersecurity Head on Defending Formula 1’s Most Iconic Team

The longest tenured F1 team is no stranger to evolving with technological developments. This is how Ferrari ensures its cybersecurity strategy helps the team push forward

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Or maybe the Argentinian players and supporters shouldn't have been such insufferable bellends throughout the entire World Cup? (Same goes to you, Argentinian rugby team, with your recent antics...) Signed, neutral fan of a team that didn't even get to the World Cup

Eric Michael Garcia@ericmgarcia.bsky.social · last wk.

Javier Milei has claimed that a coordinated “anti-Argentina campaign” financed by the Democratic Party in the U.S. was behind criticism of the country’s team and accusations of racism among its fans. www.theguardian.com/world/2026/j...

The average cost of a data breach has risen to almost $5m, analysis of the consequences of cyber incidents which took place during the last year has revealed. (My write-up on the just released 2026 IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report...) www.infosecurity-magazine.com/news/cost-of...

The Average Cost of a Data Breach Rises to $5 Million

IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report warns that the global average cost of a data breach has reached a record high of $4.99m – and AI-backed attacks have played a role

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Looking at the salaries on offer for some senior journalism/editorial roles in 2026 (lower than what I was paid as a junior staffer in 2012) is certainly doing some work around vindicating going back to freelance instead of looking for a new full-time role as the correct decision. 💀

NEW: A glimpse at how AI image generators are used. Researchers set up a fake image editor on Hugging Face and within a week received 1,000 prompts. 73% of them were sexual and 83% of those were asking for people (women) to be “undressed”. Around 6% of the sexual requests also targeted minors

Hugging Face Has a Deepfake Nudes Problem

Researchers tested top image editing models on Hugging Face and found they could easily create explicit deepfakes—and 1,000 image editing prompts show how people use the software.

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