Luckily this sort of things can only happen in places we attack... not where we live.

https://www.pbs.org/newshour/world/iran-built-a-vast-camera-network-to-control-dissent-israel-used-it-to-track-targets-ap-sources-say

These couple of days I have been helping OWASP arranging their summit in Oslo. Mainly by utilizing the hackerspace Hackeriet as a space for workshoping.

It feels really good to be able to help out, I have learned so much these days, and gotten to know so many awesome people.

I know this sounds cliche, but it is for a reason, I truly feel blessed that I am in a position to do this. And I must allow myself to be a bit proud. I helped start Hackeriet back in 2010, I've been a big part of building this place. It's been a journey. (ofc, it's not ALL me)

Thanks to all who have helped along the way. Thanks to OWASP for their longtime contributions to the security sphere and DAMN it feels good to be a hacker.

I remember people in my family talking about the internet when it was new. They laughed about the idea that someone would ever buy anything on that thing. And watching movies? Come on, images barely loaded before you had a chance to loose interest.

Today I see people skeptical to LLMs and other AI tech. It sucks! Can barely compete with a three-year old in some corner case tasks.

But I sure wish we learned how to secure the damn tech before it gained such a wide adoption. Oh well, a lot of work security in my future at least...