Terror Victims may Seize Iranian-owned Manhattan Tower
Federal Judge Katherine Forrest last week ruled that the Iranian companies which own the 650 Fifth Avenue building in Manhattan must forfeit the property...
Hypersonic Test Launch Marks a Major Milestone for Defense Innovation
Rocket Lab, a key player in the commercial space sector, recently achieved a significant milestone by successfully testing advanced hypersonic technology for the U.S....
The Innovative Autonomous Boat of SAIL-IL Brings Pride to Israel
During the international 'RoboBoat' competition that occurred during last week, the crowd was able to witness Israeli innovation in a team of students that...
U.S. Lawyer in Trouble After Using ChatGPT in Court
A New York lawyer will face a hearing after using false information in a court case, due to researching with ChatGPT.
ChatGPT is an AI-based...
Amazon unveils Drone Store
Amazon has unveiled the Drone Store to cater for all our creative aerial needs.
According to ZD Net the online retail giant's dedicated unmanned aerial...
The Security Flaws In Smart City Technology
The "smart city" sounds like a digital utopia, a place where data eliminates first-world hassles, dangers and injustices. But there are some problems with...
New IDF Portal Reflects Interdisciplinary Technological Sharing
A new IDF technological internet portal reflects the fact that, at least from the aspect of innovation and technology, the Israeli army is currently...
Unmanned Player Joins Air-to-Air Combat Arena
The US Air Force MQ-9 Reaper drone is about to become a "fighter plane" after successfully destroying a drone cruise missile target with the...
Firefighters Developing Software to Combat Fires
Two US firefighters developed a situational awareness application critical to saving lives. In recent years, the world has seen and suffered many lethal fires,...
Saudi Arabia after Abdullah
The prolonged hospitalization of the current king of Saudi Arabia, 91-year-old Abdullah bin Abdul Aziz, “custodian” of oil and Islamic holy sites, has led...
Mice at security checkpoints?
The Israeli X-Test company is working these days on a system that will train mice to find explosives at airport security checkpoints. The mice,...
ISIS and al-Qaeda in Mauritania?
Training camps in Mauritania train foreign recruits for ISIS, al-Qaeda
Al-Qaeda and the Islamic State (ISIS) could be working together at al-Qaeda-run training camps in...
How to counter Cyber attacks on defense coalitions
Cyber security initiatives are sufficiently challenging to the defense strategists of nations. When it comes to mounting and conducting cyber defense programs within coalitions,...
Israel’s Firefighting Squadron will get more aircraft
The Israeli Ministry of Defense (MoD) decided to allocate $100 million to procure six new firefighting aircraft and operate the firefighting squadron. Thus, Israel...
Is Japan Deviating from its Defense-Oriented Policy?
Japan has been known for its defense-oriented policy. However, Tokyo now plans to extend the range of its ASM-3 air-launched anti-ship missile in order...
Microsoft defies judge, refuses to hand over customer Emails
Microsoft looks set to be found in contempt of court after defying an order from a US judge that it should hand over data...
Innovative Rotary UAV to be Showcased at AUS&R 2018
Rotary Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (RUAVs) are one of the most intriguing systems in the field of unmanned systems and robotics, that will be showcased...
Innovative Information Sharing Tool Saves Lives in Emergency
From devastating wildfires to hurricane disasters and the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, there is a growing need to push actionable information out quickly to the...
Bullet-Proof Body Armor Directly To The Consumer
Gun violence in the US has spiked in recent years. According to Pew Research, 44% of Americans say they personally know someone who has...
How to Prepare Effectively for DDoS Cyberattacks
The number of DDoS attacks increased by 84% in the first quarter of 2019 compared to Q4 2018, according to new research from Kaspersky...
Insect Size RoboBee Performs Controlled Flight
A team of researchers from the Harvard’s School of Engineering and Applied Sciences are developing an insect sized robot that made its first flight last summer. Half the size of a paperclip, weighing less than a tenth of a gram, RoboBee inspired by the biology of a fly and conceived through manufacturing breakthrough and miniaturization.
Extraordinary Security Solutions Exposed at IoT 2017 Conference
The IoT 2017 Conference and Exhibition held today at the Lago Conference Center have attracted all the leading figures in the IoT sector, technology,...
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These AI Agents Treated a Security Filter Like a Problem to...
Giving AI agents access to the internet creates a problem that ordinary web automation does not necessarily present. When conventional software encounters a restriction,...
