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Several government departments in France fell victim to multiple cyberattacks of "unprecedented intensity,” and hacktivist group Anonymous Sudan is claiming responsibility. The French Prime Minister’s...
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General Stephen Whiting, commander of US Space Command, recently warned lawmakers that China and Russia have “transformed space into a contested warfighting domain.” Whiting...
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Ukraine has allegedly destroyed the Russian warship “Sergei Kotov” in the Black Sea using kamikaze drones. This comes less than two years since Russia’s...
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The US Department of Justice claims to have taken down a global botnet controlled by GRU, Russia’s military intelligence agency. The botnet reportedly consisted...
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The US House Intelligence Committee issued a warning to Congress about a "serious national security threat" in regards to Russia’s plans for a nuclear-armed...
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The US military is reportedly considering developing acoustic sensors to counter drone threats inspired by Ukrainian prototypes used to find and track Russian drones....
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Microsoft was attacked by the Russian hacking group Midnight Blizzard, which reportedly broke into its corporate networks on January 12 and stole some sensitive...
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It is reported that Iran has developed a new attack drone for Russia to use in the war with Ukraine- an attack and reconnaissance...
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Russia is allegedly beginning mass-producing its PKB-500U Drel (‘drill’ in Russian) cluster gliding bombs that turn "dumb" gravity bombs into highly effective guided munitions that can...
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Drones have rapidly evolved from playing a supporting role in military operations to becoming an essential component of modern warfare, and governments worldwide need...
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Quantum communication is a secure way to transfer information, resistant to eavesdropping by hackers. The encrypted data is transferred as ones and zeros along...
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Ukraine’s Homegrown Kamikaze Drones The Ukrainian Army has acquired a UAV that can target strategic sites in Russian territory. The AQ 400 Scythe drone...
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A recent report shows that diplomatic relations do not necessarily extend to cyberspace- most cyberattacks on Russia are apparently coming from its allies. Turns...
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Russia has successfully fired an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) called “the Bulava” from its new strategic nuclear submarine “the Imperator Alexander III”. This launch closely...
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Russia is reportedly using an upgraded "Lancet" suicide drone against Ukrainian soldiers called the "Izdeliye-53," which incorporates a navigation system that can autonomously recognize...
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A new threat report from Europol states that malware-based ransomware cyberattacks have been a major threat, and that ransomware affiliate programs have established themselves...
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While aerial drones have been extensively used throughout the Russian-Ukrainian war, the emerging sea drone technology may change this war and maybe even the...
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Ukraine’s security agency claims that the Russian military intelligence service GRU can access compromised Android devices with a new malware called Infamous Chisel, which...
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It appears that China has developed its own version of Iran's 'Shahed 136' drone, as reported by Defense Express. Called the "Sunflower 200," it...
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Russia’s Yasen-class submarines, also known as Project 885M, is the most advanced Russian submarine powered by nuclear energy, and it will soon be equipped...
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Turns out the Russian military is full of US-made microchips and other tech, which is being rerouted to Russia by other countries. So, although...
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Two elite North Korean cybergangs called ScarCruft and Lazarus breached the computer networks of a major Russian missile developer for at least five months...