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# seminar, Oct 29 8:15-9:45
=== How-to ===
#* Alexandar Nikolov - Government Surveillance vs. Civil Liberties
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#* Marten Pitsner - Ethical Issues of Internet Cookies
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#* Austin Derck - Trusted Computing
# Replace the YOUR_NAME_HERE tag with your name and chosen topic in the format ''My Name - Topic''
#* Dmitri Plotnikov - SolarWinds Cyberattack
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#* Lenna-Lee Raspel - Torrenting and its legal aspects
## If you're still deciding on the topic, you may leave it as UNDECIDED before the deadline, like ''Kristjan Karmo - UNDECIDED''
# seminar, Nov 5 8:15-9:45
## If it's your 2nd presentation, prefix the entry with [2ND], i.e. ''[2ND] Kristjan Karmo - Has GenAI Started Feeding Back to Everyday Language Use''. First presentations get priority.
#* Nikolai Harhan - AI vs. Human Bias: Can Algorithms Ever Be Fair
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#* Valeri Kozlov - The Ethics of Neurotechnology and Brain–Computer Interfaces
 
#* Yaroslav Yekasov - Deep analysis of the social and practical aspects of collecting user data
=== Schedule ===
#* Daniel Kotov - Ethical and Educational Challenges of AI in Student Learning
# seminar, Oct 27 14:00-15:30
#* Luca Gluhhov - practical guide for webhacking
#* Efat Ene Abdallah - Is Mass Surveillance Ever Justified? The Ethics of Facial Recognition ☑
# seminar, Nov 6 10:00-11:30
#* Pärtel Helikkar Lemming  -  Estonian ID-card crisis (2017) ☑
#* Andreas Müller - Minitel
#* Carl Gustav Pärn - "A legal and ethical analysis of the Stop Killing Games Initiative" ☑
#* Maximilian Konya
#* Giorgi Jajanidze- Securing Generative AI Systems Through Red Teaming: Why Traditional Penetration Testing Is Not Enough ☑
#* Andres Alexander Jürgenson - The Human Vulnerability in Cybersecurity
#* Eren Yetim - Bug Bounty Programs: A Win-Win or Cheap Labor for Companies? ☑
#* Carolin Scholz - Algorithms at the Gate: Ethical Dilemmas in AI-Driven Recruitment
# seminar, Nov 03 14:00-15:30
#* [2nd] Giorgi Jajanidze- Assessing Human Risk in Workplace Generative AI Use: Scenario Based Approach
#* Fakhri Farajov - AI-Assisted Web Development: Risks and Advantages
#* Denis Bogdan - The 2007 Cyberattacks on Estonia: A Turning Point in Cybersecurity
#* Artjom Fetjukov - How AI Is Changing Cyberattacks
#* Georgi Kruglov - Should Everyone Learn Basic Cybersecurity?
# seminar, Nov 10 14:00-15:30
#* Endika Torre - When AI Can Fake Reality: Can We Still Trust What We See?
#* Kaarel Mäesalu - How does reliance on cloud backup services affect the long-term recoverability of personal photos and videos?
#* Yunus Sadikhov -  Data Privacy in Social Media: Why Your Information Matters
#* Sofía D'Cruz García - Addictive Design: Are Social Media Platforms Manipulating Us?
#* Aykhan Ahmad - Kernel-Level Anti-Cheat and the Shift Toward Hardware-Based Trust
# seminar, Nov 16 14:00-15:30
#* Martten Tiitsma - UNDECIDED
#* Leon Galoyan - Digital Age Verification and Its Privacy Risks
#* Kevin Markus Kandelin - The Ethical Implications of the Carna Botnet
#* Allan Kuznetsov - What happens when you click "shoot"? Networking behind online multiplayer games
#* Hugo Erik Kaljola - Is Intellectual Property Really Property?
# seminar, Nov 24 14:00-15:30
#* [2ND] Aykhan Ahmad - From Radio Waves to Gigabits: The Physical Layer Behind Wi-Fi 7
#* Yusif Heydarov - Pickle Disguise: Executing Arbitrary Code via Open-Source AI Model Weight Poisoning
#* Jegor Kargu - Cicada 3301: Anonymity, Trust, and Ethics in the Digital World
#* Turan Ismayilzada - How IT Has Changed Everyday Life
#* Nischal Kunwar - The Spiralling Echo of Targeted Ads
#* Evan Heulot - From Billionaire Newsrooms to Algorithmic Gatekeepers: Who Really Controls the Information?
# seminar, Nov 24 16:00-17:30
#* Mirfazil Saadov - Cybersecurity in the Military
#* Gabriel Bet - Deepfake and Mass Disinformation
#* Ziya Abdurahimli - How Password Managers Keep Your Passwords Safe
#* Mümtaz Mert Demir - The Firing Squad : Corporate Restructuring and Workforce Redundancy Following Technological Advancements
#* Lisette Metsis - UNDECIDED
# seminar, Dec 01 14:00-15:30
#* Karl Hans Laurits - Self-Hosting Personal Data: Privacy, Control, and Responsibility.
#* Ruudi Raist - How close are we to replicating The Oasis from Ready Player One?
#* Andri Külaots - The Rise and Fall of Adobe Flash
#* Anna-Maria Erik - Linux and the power of open-source
#* Daniil Oleškevitš - Should a device become obsolete just because its manufacturer ends software support?
# seminar, Dec 01 16:00-17:30
#* [2ND] Marii Meesak-UNDECIDED
#* [2ND] Ziya Abdurahimli - Public Wi-Fi: What Can an Attacker Actually See?
#* [2ND] Yunus Sadikhov - The Cost of a Data Breach: Who Pays and Why?
#* [2ND] Turan Ismayilzada - The Qualities of a Good IT Professional
#* Andrius Krisciunas - Algorithmic Management & Employee Surveillance
# seminar, Dec 08 14:00-15:30
#* [2ND] Fakhri Farajov - Artificial Intelligence in Military Operations: Applications and Cybersecurity Risks.
#* Kenneth Martin Lorens - Professional and Ethical Aspects of Penetration Testing
#* Zlata Daškeviča - UNDECIDED
#* Andria Gabadze - Edward Snowden: Secrets, Surveillance, and Privacy
#* Jeyhun Huseynzade - Denuvo and Other Ways Game Developers Protect Their Games
# seminar, Dec 08 16:00-17:30
#* Nikita Anton - Comparing OSS licenses
#* Kalapuge Don Sasheen Subhawith Gunawardhana - The Changing Target of Music Piracy Litigation
#* Artem Reientenko - UNDECIDED
#* Batu Demir - UNDECIDED
#* [2ND] Aykhan Shikhaliyev - The Grey Market of Software Porting
# seminar, Dec 15 14:00-15:30
#* [2ND] Zlata Daškeviča - UNDECIDED
#* Andreas Kase - The evolution of LLMs
#* [2ND] Yusif Heydarov - BGP Hijacking and Autonomous System Vulnerabilities: Securing the Routing Backbone of the Internet
#* Jaramir Gutsuljak - The Browser Wars: How Google Beat Microsoft and What It Means for Competition Today
#* Dachi Burduli - Video Game Piracy: Why It Exists and How It Changed Gaming
# seminar, Dec 15 16:00-17:30
#* [2ND] Efat Ene Abdallah - Can AI Bring Back the Dead? The Ethics of "Griefbots" Made from a Person’s Messages and Voice
#* [2ND] Sofía D'Cruz García - AI in Recruitment: Can Algorithms Be Fair?
#* Timur Han Bazli - UNDECIDED
#* Egor Golovteev - UNDECIDED
#* [2ND] Andrius Krisciunas - The Ethics of Lawful Interception and Encryption Backdoors
 
Waiting list (for end of seminars in case of no-shows or shorter presentations):
#* Andreas Einloo - Inside Fancy Bear: The Tactics Behind a State-Sponsored Hacker Group
#* Edgar Jefimov - UNDECIDED
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# seminar, Nov 12 8:15-9:45
#* Hannes Erlich - Wikileaks (will specify later)
#* Rasmus Simson - Autonomous Weapons and AI Accountability
#* Liisi Rüüsak – AI Chatbots and the Rewiring of Human Intimacy
#* Tõnis Kändmaa - AI surveillance
#* Markkus-Oliver Ollo - 2007 Estonian Cyberattacks: The Dawn of Cyberwarfare
# seminar, Nov 19 8:15-9:45
#* Jakob Luts - Cogito, ergo sum: AI and the question of consciousness
#* Oskar Märtin - Legal streaming platforms impact on digital piracy
#* Aleksandr Sokolov - The Thin Line Between Ethical and Unethical Hacking
#* Märten Erik Loor
#* Kaur Kantsik - Russian cyberwarfare in Ukraine
# seminar, Nov 20 10:00-11:30
#* Kaisa Arge - i-voting (to be specified)
#* Kaur Kaljola - Predatory practices in video games and measures taken against them
#* Marten Pitsner - Social Problems of Algorithmic Influence
#* Lenna-Lee Raspel (2) - Abandonware
#* Kuzey Arda Bulut - The Rise of the Commercial Surveillance Industry
# seminar, Nov 26 8:15-9:45
#* Javid Malikzade
#* [2nd] Dmitri Plotnikov - AI ecological footprint
#* Arseniy Savustyan - Inside the Snowden leak
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#* Sharif Khalilzade - Dark patterns of UX
# seminar, Dec 3 8:15-9:45
#* Alexandar Nikolov - Workplace Surveillance
#* Ka Ming Chan
#* [2nd]Mehin Hajizada
#* Ellen Marie Lasson - Deepfakes: Ethics in the Age of Synthetic Reality
#* Kirill Kotomtsev - Open Source (to be specified later)
# seminar, Dec 4 10:00-11:30
#* Emil Huseynzade - Off-Grid Communication
#* Amina Nurillaeva- AI in Criminal Justice: Bias and Accountability
#* [2nd] Kaur Kaljola - Derivative and transformative works on the Internet
#* [2nd] Huseyn Mirjavadov Cyber bullying on Social Media Platforms
#* Janar Täht
# seminar, Dec 10 8:15-9:45
#* Ivan Antipov - Scrum: Reasons, Strengths and Weaknesses
#* Kermo Kolsar
#* Marta Meesak - Fitness apps and location privacy risks
#* Danila Ivanov - Impact of brainrot on artificial intelligence
#* Akif Garayev - Data Privacy and Professional Responsibility in the Digital Era
#* Annabel Marist - Tea app scandal
# seminar, Dec 17 8:15-9:45
#* Nikolozi Khachiashvili - The Social Engineering Problem: Human Factors and Ethical Security Design
#* Niki Sakvarelidze
#* Kaisa Arge (2nd) - AI Detection Tools
#* Liviu Mereacre - Information Warfare on Social Platforms
#* Maksim Balašov
# seminar, Dec 18 10:00-11:30
#* [2nd]Kaan Metin
#* Rannel Lillinurm -
#* Virgo Teos - Data Collection Practices of Modern Technology Companies
#* [2nd] Danila Ivanov - Passwords vs. Biometric Authentication
#* Britten Remmelkoor


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  2. Edit this page
  3. Replace the YOUR_NAME_HERE tag with your name and chosen topic in the format My Name - Topic
    1. Example: Kristjan Karmo - SPEAIT: Is It for Everyone?
    2. If you're still deciding on the topic, you may leave it as UNDECIDED before the deadline, like Kristjan Karmo - UNDECIDED
    3. If it's your 2nd presentation, prefix the entry with [2ND], i.e. [2ND] Kristjan Karmo - Has GenAI Started Feeding Back to Everyday Language Use. First presentations get priority.
  4. Save changes

Schedule

  1. seminar, Oct 27 14:00-15:30
    • Efat Ene Abdallah - Is Mass Surveillance Ever Justified? The Ethics of Facial Recognition ☑
    • Pärtel Helikkar Lemming - Estonian ID-card crisis (2017) ☑
    • Carl Gustav Pärn - "A legal and ethical analysis of the Stop Killing Games Initiative" ☑
    • Giorgi Jajanidze- Securing Generative AI Systems Through Red Teaming: Why Traditional Penetration Testing Is Not Enough ☑
    • Eren Yetim - Bug Bounty Programs: A Win-Win or Cheap Labor for Companies? ☑
  2. seminar, Nov 03 14:00-15:30
    • [2nd] Giorgi Jajanidze- Assessing Human Risk in Workplace Generative AI Use: Scenario Based Approach
    • Fakhri Farajov - AI-Assisted Web Development: Risks and Advantages
    • Denis Bogdan - The 2007 Cyberattacks on Estonia: A Turning Point in Cybersecurity
    • Artjom Fetjukov - How AI Is Changing Cyberattacks
    • Georgi Kruglov - Should Everyone Learn Basic Cybersecurity?
  3. seminar, Nov 10 14:00-15:30
    • Endika Torre - When AI Can Fake Reality: Can We Still Trust What We See?
    • Kaarel Mäesalu - How does reliance on cloud backup services affect the long-term recoverability of personal photos and videos?
    • Yunus Sadikhov - Data Privacy in Social Media: Why Your Information Matters
    • Sofía D'Cruz García - Addictive Design: Are Social Media Platforms Manipulating Us?
    • Aykhan Ahmad - Kernel-Level Anti-Cheat and the Shift Toward Hardware-Based Trust
  4. seminar, Nov 16 14:00-15:30
    • Martten Tiitsma - UNDECIDED
    • Leon Galoyan - Digital Age Verification and Its Privacy Risks
    • Kevin Markus Kandelin - The Ethical Implications of the Carna Botnet
    • Allan Kuznetsov - What happens when you click "shoot"? Networking behind online multiplayer games
    • Hugo Erik Kaljola - Is Intellectual Property Really Property?
  5. seminar, Nov 24 14:00-15:30
    • [2ND] Aykhan Ahmad - From Radio Waves to Gigabits: The Physical Layer Behind Wi-Fi 7
    • Yusif Heydarov - Pickle Disguise: Executing Arbitrary Code via Open-Source AI Model Weight Poisoning
    • Jegor Kargu - Cicada 3301: Anonymity, Trust, and Ethics in the Digital World
    • Turan Ismayilzada - How IT Has Changed Everyday Life
    • Nischal Kunwar - The Spiralling Echo of Targeted Ads
    • Evan Heulot - From Billionaire Newsrooms to Algorithmic Gatekeepers: Who Really Controls the Information?
  6. seminar, Nov 24 16:00-17:30
    • Mirfazil Saadov - Cybersecurity in the Military
    • Gabriel Bet - Deepfake and Mass Disinformation
    • Ziya Abdurahimli - How Password Managers Keep Your Passwords Safe
    • Mümtaz Mert Demir - The Firing Squad : Corporate Restructuring and Workforce Redundancy Following Technological Advancements
    • Lisette Metsis - UNDECIDED
  7. seminar, Dec 01 14:00-15:30
    • Karl Hans Laurits - Self-Hosting Personal Data: Privacy, Control, and Responsibility.
    • Ruudi Raist - How close are we to replicating The Oasis from Ready Player One?
    • Andri Külaots - The Rise and Fall of Adobe Flash
    • Anna-Maria Erik - Linux and the power of open-source
    • Daniil Oleškevitš - Should a device become obsolete just because its manufacturer ends software support?
  8. seminar, Dec 01 16:00-17:30
    • [2ND] Marii Meesak-UNDECIDED
    • [2ND] Ziya Abdurahimli - Public Wi-Fi: What Can an Attacker Actually See?
    • [2ND] Yunus Sadikhov - The Cost of a Data Breach: Who Pays and Why?
    • [2ND] Turan Ismayilzada - The Qualities of a Good IT Professional
    • Andrius Krisciunas - Algorithmic Management & Employee Surveillance
  9. seminar, Dec 08 14:00-15:30
    • [2ND] Fakhri Farajov - Artificial Intelligence in Military Operations: Applications and Cybersecurity Risks.
    • Kenneth Martin Lorens - Professional and Ethical Aspects of Penetration Testing
    • Zlata Daškeviča - UNDECIDED
    • Andria Gabadze - Edward Snowden: Secrets, Surveillance, and Privacy
    • Jeyhun Huseynzade - Denuvo and Other Ways Game Developers Protect Their Games
  10. seminar, Dec 08 16:00-17:30
    • Nikita Anton - Comparing OSS licenses
    • Kalapuge Don Sasheen Subhawith Gunawardhana - The Changing Target of Music Piracy Litigation
    • Artem Reientenko - UNDECIDED
    • Batu Demir - UNDECIDED
    • [2ND] Aykhan Shikhaliyev - The Grey Market of Software Porting
  11. seminar, Dec 15 14:00-15:30
    • [2ND] Zlata Daškeviča - UNDECIDED
    • Andreas Kase - The evolution of LLMs
    • [2ND] Yusif Heydarov - BGP Hijacking and Autonomous System Vulnerabilities: Securing the Routing Backbone of the Internet
    • Jaramir Gutsuljak - The Browser Wars: How Google Beat Microsoft and What It Means for Competition Today
    • Dachi Burduli - Video Game Piracy: Why It Exists and How It Changed Gaming
  12. seminar, Dec 15 16:00-17:30
    • [2ND] Efat Ene Abdallah - Can AI Bring Back the Dead? The Ethics of "Griefbots" Made from a Person’s Messages and Voice
    • [2ND] Sofía D'Cruz García - AI in Recruitment: Can Algorithms Be Fair?
    • Timur Han Bazli - UNDECIDED
    • Egor Golovteev - UNDECIDED
    • [2ND] Andrius Krisciunas - The Ethics of Lawful Interception and Encryption Backdoors

Waiting list (for end of seminars in case of no-shows or shorter presentations):

    • Andreas Einloo - Inside Fancy Bear: The Tactics Behind a State-Sponsored Hacker Group
    • Edgar Jefimov - UNDECIDED
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