What can Monty Python's "Life of Brian" tell us about LLM security?

Typosquatting is a popular method using similarly looking names to draw people into malicious content – such as phishing websites or fake software packages. It leverages our “brain optimization” that matches what we see with what we already know – even if it’s not exactly the same. I haven’t installed any shady software, but it’s still a good example how easily our brain could be used against us by utilizing our biases.

As I’ve written here, the EU unveiled a roadmap for addressing the encryption woes of law enforcement agencies in June 2025. As a preparation for this push, a “High-Level Group on access to data for effective law enforcement” has summarized the problems for law enforcement and developed a list of recommendations. Let’s have a look at this report.

There are some new developments in the EU policy sphere. Here are the main points.