Edition 8 - Dealing with 100,000 horrible pictures for the Damascus Dossier
Hi! This newsletter is a bit different, because it will also published as a blog post over at DARC, Jan's company. So whenever it says 'we' just imagine it...
Edition 6 – Using RegEx to catch state-sponsored hackers
Hi, Hakan here. This one is going to be straightforward. Both Jan and I are using RegEx quite regularly, so this is a how to: using RegEx to find out more...
Edition 6 – The Curious Case of ChatGPT-share
Hi, Hakan here. As a reporter, even if you've got a niche you're working in, with me it's cybersecurity, most of the time you're on the outside looking in....
Edition 5 – Fetching websites from the Wayback Machine
Recently I (Hey, this is Hakan!) was working through my all but zero inbox after being out of office for quite a while, when I came across this newsletter...
Edition 4 - Journalism from the command line, part 2
Hi! It’s us again! Last week we spoke about command line tools that we like. Today, in part two of this miniseries we want to show how Jan makes the command...
Edition 3 - Journalism from the command line, part 1
Today's newsletter shows some command line tools that Jan uses in his day to day work. The idea here is not to claim the sole solution to a problem, but to...
Edition 2 - Using Virustotal to find leaked data
Why hello, welcome to the second edition of readwrite, a newsletter about journalism and coding. This week, Hakan is writing. Please email us at...
Edition 1 - the first one is the hardest
Hi, This is the first of hopefully many emails we’ll deliver to your inbox. Thanks for signing up! For this week’s edition, Jan took a brief look at OpenAI’s...