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21 articles · Writing for PUGAT 2021–2025 · 3 series
In Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, cyber attacks became an important part of the hybrid warfare that shapes the battlefield. The article examines the attacks before and during the invasion and the risk of a global cyber war.
Woken by the alarm on the night of 15 July, the cadets followed their commanders into the streets without knowing what was happening. The story of young students caught between absolute obedience and the unknown.
Big-budget, long-term and state-sponsored: the advanced persistent threat actors known as APTs have become a plague for countries and large companies. We explain how they work.
From those who attack for fun to state-sponsored groups: we have ranked cyber threat actors by their motivations and threat levels.
The World Economic Forum foresaw the pandemic years ago, yet the world was caught unprepared. The author warns that the same mistake must not be repeated with cyber threats.
Beyond the ban debates in Europe, the Grey Wolves have officially been considered a terrorist organisation in some Central Asian countries for a quarter of a century. The fifth part of the Ülkücü series.
In 2021 the European Parliament called for a ban on the Ülkücü movement in EU countries to be examined. The fourth part of the Ülkücü series looks at the stance in Europe and the US.
In Europe, far-right ideologies are increasingly seen as a growing security threat. The third part of the Ülkücü series looks at Ülkücü organisation in Germany and how German security agencies view it.
Uğur Mumcu was killed in a bomb attack in 1993, and the case has still not been fully solved. The second part of the Ülkücü series examines the Mumcu assassination and the claims surrounding Turgut Özal.
They were banned in Austria and France, the European Parliament raised the idea of a terror listing, and the US Congress called for an inquiry. Why does the world fear the Ülkücüs? The first part of the Ülkücü series.
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