Last week I joked about spring finally arriving, and while it’s still dragging its feet, at least it’s starting to feel a bit warmer. Anyway, we’re back on our Zero Trust journey this week, but this time we’re getting into the nitty-gritty of actually putting it into practice. In the academic article, we’ll dig into why, despite what most people think, rolling out a Zero Trust system can actually be cheaper than sticking with the old ways. And yes, we’re circling back to the Flipper Zero as well, now running the shiny new Monument Firmware.

If you remember, last week I mentioned trying (and failing) to get a new ad up and running. Good news is that all stored out now:

Now, let’s dive into news from around the web, the Flipper Zero, our investigative piece, and the academic article review.

Introducing GPT‑5.4

Japan's cherry blossoms expected to bloom earlier due to warmer weather

Brazil Law: All OS's Have 13 Days to Add Age Verification

They hardcoded the password. That’s the hack.

How to handle DSAR (Data Subject Access Requests) | GDPR & GoHighLevel

Cyber Confessions with Cybersecurity Girl

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