Weekly Report: エレコム製無線LANルーターに複数の脆弱性

JPCERT
1 hour 48 minutes ago
エレコム製無線LANルーターには、複数の脆弱性があります。この問題は、当該製品を修正済みのバージョンに更新することで解決します。詳細は、開発者が提供する情報を参照してください。なお、対象となる製品の中には、サポートが終了しアップデートが提供されない製品が含まれます。開発者が提供する情報を確認し、当該製品の使用を停止して後継製品への乗り換えを検討してください。

EFFecting Change: EFF Turns 35!

EFF update
3 hours 58 minutes ago

We're wishing EFF a happy birthday on July 10! Since 1990, EFF's lawyers, activists, analysts, and technologists have used everything in their toolkit to ensure that technology supports freedom, justice, and innovation for all people of the world. They've seen it all and in this special edition of our EFFecting Change livestream series, leading experts at EFF will explore what's next for technology users.

EFFecting Change Livestream Series:
EFF Turns 35!
Thursday, July 10th
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM Pacific - Check Local Time
This event is LIVE and FREE!

Join EFF Executive Director Cindy Cohn, EFF Legislative Director Lee Tien, EFF Director of Cybersecurity Eva Galperin, and Professor / EFF Board Member Yoshi Kohno for this live Q&A. Learn what they have seen and how we can fuel the fight for privacy, free expression, and a future where digital freedoms are protected for everyone. 

We hope you and your friends can join us live! Be sure to spread the word, and share our past livestreams. Please note that all events will be recorded for later viewing on our YouTube page.

Want to make sure you don’t miss our next livestream? Here’s a link to sign up for updates about this series:eff.org/ECUpdates.

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日本ジャーナリストクラブ（JCJ）
10 hours 8 minutes ago
　雑誌『プレジデント』７月４日号に経済学者の成田悠輔氏インタビュー「もうすぐ絶滅するという紙の雑誌について」が掲載されている。１９９７年に１兆５６４４億円あった雑誌市場の販売額は２０２２年に５０００億円を割り、雑誌業界は「末期の炭鉱」「緩慢な自殺」だという。成田氏は、「今世紀はすべての人間が発信者であり、あらゆる人間から受信する聴衆でもある、水平化し相互化した世界」であり、「偉い肩書のついたスーツの有識者がテレビや新聞で仰々しく語る見解より、SNSの匿名アカウントの暴論や陰謀..
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Our staff and trustees

Statewatch
11 hours 12 minutes ago
Staff

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Chris Jones (Executive Director)

Chris has been working for Statewatch since 2010 and in September 2020 was appointed as Executive Director. He specialises in issues relating to policing, migration, privacy and data protection and security technologies.

  • Email: chris [at] statewatch.org

Romain Lanneau (Consultant Researcher)

Romain Lanneau is a legal researcher, publishing on the topics of migration, asylum, and the use of new technologies for public policies. He has been working for Statewatch since 2022. As an independent consultant, he worked for the European Network Against Racism, Fair Trials International and Data Rights. In addition to leading investigation and producing research, Romain has been assisting activists with strategic litigation on digital rights issues. He holds a LLM in International Migration and Refugee Law from the University of VU Amsterdam as well as a Master degree in Public International Law from the University of Lyon III.

  • Email: romain [at] statewatch.org

McKensie Marie (Head of Communications)

McKensie joined Statewatch in early 2024 to lead its communications efforts, shaping and implementing our communications strategy. She manages external outreach and oversees all aspects of our communication work. With experience as a communications specialist, designer, copywriter, and researcher, McKensie has worked with NGOs and charities across Europe and North America. She holds a BA in Culture & Political Studies from The Evergreen State College, USA, and an MA in Cultural Encounters & Communication Studies from Roskilde University, Denmark. In addition to her communications role, McKensie conducts academic research on international development, political communication, and cultural identity.

  • Email: mckensie [at] statewatch.org

Rahmat Tavakkoli (Finance & Administration Worker)

Rahmat joined Statewatch in September 2021 to take care of our financial and administrative procedures, ensure compliance with regulatory requirements and contribute to the smooth running of the office and the organization.

  • Email admin [at] statewatch.org

 

Trustees

Marie-Laure Basilien-Gainche

Marie-Laure Basilien-Gainche is Professor of Law at the University Jean Moulin Lyon 3, honorarium member of the Institut Universitaire de France, and fellow of the Institut Convergence Migrations. Her researches focus on the exigencies of the rule of law and their limitations in cases of exceptions: the situations of serious crises which allow the concentration of powers and restriction of rights (e.g. the use of the state of emergency), and the areas of legal confinement which are conducive to abuses of power and rights infringements (e.g. camps and centres where migrants and refugees are detained). She is member of the editorial board of various reviews and is involved in numerous academics networks regarding human rights law. You can find more information about her activities and publications on her personal webpage.

Laure Baudrihaye-Gérard

Laure is a lawyer based in Brussels, where she works on EU and Belgian criminal justice policy. She qualified as a solicitor in London, specialised in EU law and worked in private practice in both London and Brussels before studying criminology. After participating in several academic research projects, Laure joined Fair Trials, a criminal justice watchdog, in 2018. As Legal Director for Europe, she led on EU advocacy, strategic litigation in European courts and the coordination of a European-wide network of criminal defence lawyers, civil society and academic organisations. She has also been working as a prison monitor since 2019 in a large pre-trial detention prison in Brussels, and since 2020 heads up the appeals committee that adjudicates on complaints from detained people against the prison administration.

Jonathan Bloch

Jonathan Bloch studied law at the University of Cape Town and the London School of Economics. He was politically involved in South Africa in the worker and student movement and remains active in human rights circles in the UK. From 2002 until 2014 he chaired the Canon Collins Educational and Legal Assistance Trust, one of the largest scholarship awarding organisations in South Africa. He was a councillor in the London Borough of Haringey 2002-14. He has co-authored several books on intelligence. He owns and runs a worldwide financial information business across four continents.

Victoria Canning

Victoria Canning is senior lecturer in Criminology at the University of Bristol. She has spent over a decade working on the rights of women seeking asylum, specifically on support for survivors of sexual violence and torture with NGOs and migrant rights organisations. She recently completed an ESRC Research Leaders Fellowship focussing on harmful practice in asylum systems in Britain, Denmark and Sweden, and the gendered implications thereof. Vicky has experience researching in immigration detention in Denmark and Sweden, as well as Denmark’s main deportation centre. She is currently embarking on a study of torture case file datasets with the Danish Institute Against Torture which aims to create a basis from which to better identify and thus respond to sexual torture and sexualised torturous violence with refugee survivors of torture more broadly.

Nadine Finch

Nadine was a member of the Statewatch contributors group for a number of years and also previously a trustee. She was a human rights barrister between 1992 and 2015 and an Upper Tribunal Judge from 2015 to 2020. She is now an Honorary Senior Policy Fellow at the University of Bristol and an Associate at Child Circle, a children's rights NGO based in Brussels.

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Highlights of the APC network at IGF 2025

APC
13 hours 44 minutes ago
The 20th Internet Governance Forum (IGF) just took place in Lillestrøm, Norway, from 23 to 27 June 2025, under the theme "Building Digital Governance Together". The APC network mobilised…
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