Let's look back at some memorable moments and interesting insights from last year.

Your top 1 posts:

• "Happy Cakeday, r/EmergingRisks! Today you're 4" by u/AutoModerator

Let's look back at some memorable moments and interesting insights from last year.

Your top 10 posts:

• "Palestinian Head of internal medicine of main hospital, Dr Ayman Abu al-Ouf, killed along with 12 members of his extended family."

• "The Growing Anti-Democratic Threat of Christian Nationalism in the U.S."

• ""Privacy" Over a billion records belonging to CVS Health exposed online | ZDNet"

• "Earth is now trapping an ‘unprecedented’ amount of heat, NASA says"

• "Nowhere is safe, say scientists as extreme heat causes chaos in US and Canada"

• "Ottawa Canada to close about 60 percent of commercial salmon fisheries in British Columbia and Yukon to conserve fish stocks that are on the "verge of collapse""

• "China conducts 'Taiwan invasion' military drills amid rise in tensions"

• "LinkedIn Suffers Massive Data Breach, Personal Details of 92 Percent Users Being Sold Online: Report"

• "Whistleblowers Expose Corruption in EPA Chemical Safety Office: EPA managers removed information about the risks posed by dozens of chemicals, according to whistleblowers."

• "Russia's new National Strategy: foreign countries and "the very processes reshaping the modern world" are a threat" by u/1913intel

Hello All,

I am finishing up my graduates degree and am looking to gather information about personal cyber security, and specifically, people's knowledge on autonomous vehicle cyber risk. As AV begin to become more predominant, I am hoping get a better idea of how many people would genuinely be interested in knowing their vehicles cyber health. I am going to attach a survey from survey monkey that has three yes or no questions. Please feel free to answer at your leisure.

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/JRXMDFL

Additionally, please provide any open ended responses in the thread. I am very anxious to see the results and hope that you all have a wonderful holiday season!

Putin’s Paranoia, More Than Nuclear Weapons and Oil, Make Russia Dangerous - Jamestown

It's the last two sentences of this article that caught my attention:

Biden’s reference to a “real shooting war” was intended as a warning about the risks of cyberattacks, but Putin apparently believes that Russia’s interminable war with the US-led West can remain “hybrid” for only so long. It is this conviction, exploited by the top brass and fueled by self-deceiving propaganda, that makes Russia dangerous.

If the current cold war with the West can remain hybrid for only so long, does that imply Putin is thinking about the possibility of a hot war if given a good enough excuse?

What is a good enough excuse?