NSA’s ‘MonsterMind’ could automate cyber war

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The National Security Agency is developing a cybersecurity machine that could detect and automatically counter attacks against U.S. computers by blocking access to American networks, according...
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Commercial Tech in The Military Service

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The US Navy’s accelerated integration plan of new commercial hardware and software into its submarine fleet is suited for the technologies woven into the...

New: Silent, Hybrid Motorcycle

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Under development in the United States: Hybrid stealth motorcycles * To be used by special forces crossing enemy territory undetected. The future of two-wheeled vehicles:...

Without These Startups, Our City Would Look Completely Different

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Olga Grosman-Ezrahi Cities of the world, as they appear today, were completely different only a few dozens of years ago. Various inventions led by governments,...

Availability 24/7 – Volunteers that Save Lives 

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While on routine, this is a life-saving service, during the current Coronavirus crisis this MDA community ambulances project has a much higher significance. The Levi...

US DoD Has New Logistical Prediction Tool

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Large companies use predictive analytics to improve their ability to deal with the unexpected. Now the Pentagon will predict supply and demand trends through...

Record Number Of Terrorism Suspects Arrested In UK

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According to the UK Home Office, a record number of terrorism suspects - 315 in total - were arrested in the past year in...

Israeli Startup Raises $36 Million to Develop a Counter-Drone Swarm System

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One of the greatest challenges facing modern air defense is no longer the single drone, but swarms of dozens or even hundreds of unmanned...
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What to Expect in 2018 in IoT?

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As we approach the end of 2017, we begin to ponder what will 2018 look like, technologically speaking. One of the hottest trends today...

U.S. May Have Let Terrorists Into Country As Refugees

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Several dozen suspected terrorist bombmakers, including some believed to have targeted American troops, may have mistakenly been allowed to move to the United States...

DARPA Invests in IoT Malware Detection

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US DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) invests in the Internet of Things (IoT) monitoring field.  A $9.4 million grant could lead to development...
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Government Organizations Warn of Royal Attacks

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The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) have issued an alert to warn organizations of the increasing...

Watch: First Look At Elbit New Helmet-Mounted System

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Elbit Systems announces its latest development in the field: IronVision – an advanced helmet mounted system (HMS) for commanders and drivers of closed-hatched armored...

Unmanned Maritime Surveillance at Its Best

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Unmanned maritime systems can be used for various purposes, including critical infrastructure protection, law enforcement, search and rescue for homeland security, underwater mine warfare,...

Tablets are replacing cruisers’ mounted laptops

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Mounted laptops have been standard operating equipment in police cruisers since the mid-90s. However, more police departments now are considering tablets for improved connectivity...

Even Half-Blind, It Finds the Target: A New Kind of Sensing...

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Robots designed to detect and track chemical sources, such as gas leaks, explosives, or hazardous materials, typically rely on multiple sensors working in perfect...
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Air Force Explores Atomic Clock-Based Navigation for GPS-Denied Drone Swarms

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The US Air Force is advancing efforts to enable drone swarms to operate in environments where satellite navigation is denied or jammed. A recent...

Refueling a UAV mid-air

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The U.S navy plans to test aerial refueling capabilities on its experimental carrier-launched UAV. The X-47B, an unmanned aerial vehicle, will be tested in...

Airstrikes Against ISIS  “A bad joke”

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The air strikes against ISIS have been going on for the last nine months . The air war, which Secretary of State John Kerry  described...

Boiling Tension in the South China Sea

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Tensions are rising in the South China Sea. A large swath of maritime area, commonly known as the nine-dashed line, has been informally claimed...

Biological Screening to Prevent Nuclear Terrorism?

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The growing threat of nuclear terrorism by extremist groups, independent or supported by states, has been urging law enforcement agencies as academic researchers to...
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This “Unjammable” Navigation Tech Uses the Earth Itself

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Modern military navigation depends heavily on satellite signals, a vulnerability that is becoming harder to ignore. GPS jamming, spoofing, and signal denial are now...

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AI Agents Keep Crossing Digital Boundaries Researchers Didn’t Expect

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Giving AI agents internet access allows them to research information and complete tasks without a person manually navigating every website. But the same autonomy...