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- 1Reflection on education: from Adolphe Ferrière to artificial intelligence●RÉFLEXION SUR L’ÉDUCATION, D’ADOLPHE FERRIÈRE À L’INTELLIGENCE ARTIFICIELLE… PREAMBULE J’ai choisi le mot « éducation »
A new essay reflects on education, from the Swiss pedagogue Adolphe Ferrière to today's artificial intelligence. The author explains choosing the word 'education' over 'teaching', arguing the two notions are often conflated while covering distinct ideas, and frames the piece as a preamble to a broader reflection on how education is evolving in the age of AI.
- 2Publica Breach Tied to Supplier Hack Prompts Swiss Probe▼Publica Breach: 1 Supplier Hack Triggers Swiss Probe [2026]
A breach at Publica has been linked to a single compromised supplier, and Swiss authorities have opened an investigation into the incident. The report, dated 2026, frames the case as an example of how one vendor's security failure can cascade into wider consequences. No further details about affected parties, data exposed, or the investigation's scope are currently available.
- 3Swiss government login AGOV allows multi-factor account sharing●MFA und Account Sharing schlossen sich bis jetzt aus, das Schweizer Behörden Login # AGOV ermöglicht nun genau das 😱 htt
The Swiss authorities' login system AGOV now offers a shared-use feature, allowing several people to use the same account even when multi-factor authentication is enabled. Commenters in the cybersecurity community have reacted with alarm, pointing out that MFA and account sharing have traditionally been considered mutually exclusive, and questioning how the feature affects accountability and security for government services.