Chinese Hackers Exploit Google Calendar in Unprecedented Cyber Espionage Campaign
A new report reveals that Chinese state-backed hacking group APT41 has developed a novel method to conduct cyber-espionage by exploiting Google Calendar as a...
AI-Driven Phishing Attacks Are Outsmarting Employees
A new study has revealed a growing cybersecurity blind spot: employees are struggling to detect phishing emails—especially those generated by artificial intelligence. The research...
Pro-Iranian Hackers Leak Sensitive Data from Saudi Arabia’s Largest Sports Event
A significant data breach has exposed the personal information of thousands connected to the Saudi Games, the kingdom’s premier national sporting event. The incident,...
AI Now Plays a Major Role in Workplace Decisions, Including Firings...
Artificial intelligence is becoming a central decision-making tool in U.S. workplaces, according to a new survey by ResumeBuilder. Technologies like large language models (LLMs),...
New Dry Transfer Coating Method Boosts Lithium-Metal Battery Stability
A new dry transfer printing technique developed in South Korea has significantly improved the durability and safety of lithium-metal batteries, a key technology for...
New EW Technology Creates Jamming Safe Zone for Allies
Chinese researchers have reportedly developed a novel electronic warfare (EW) capability that enables interference with adversary systems while preserving a secure communication zone for...
Switchblade 600 Successfully Launched from MQ-9A Reaper in Long-Range Strike Test
A recent demonstration in Arizona marked a significant advancement in integrating loitering munitions with unmanned aerial platforms. The test involved launching a Switchblade 600...
New Drone Design Avoids Crashes Using Woodpecker-Inspired Structure
A research team from EPFL (École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne) in Switzerland have developed a fixed-wing drone that can survive crashes far better than...
New 3D Printing Technique Creates Dense, Complex Metal and Ceramic Structures
Researchers at EPFL have developed a novel 3D printing process that allows for the creation of dense and complex metal and ceramic architectures, opening...
Print Smarter, Not Harder: Open-Source Multi-Material 3D Printing
A new open-source software package is opening up advanced multi-material 3D printing to a wider range of users. Developed by researchers at the University...
Meet NEO: The Humanoid That Learns While It Cleans
Robotics has taken a step out of the lab and into living rooms with the introduction of NEO, a consumer-ready humanoid robot designed to...
Google Unveils Secure AI Processing System for the Cloud
Google has introduced Private AI Compute, a new privacy-preserving system designed to process artificial intelligence (AI) queries in the cloud while keeping user data...
When Microrobots Navigate Like Pros — In Labs, Factories, and Beyond
Microrobots — machines smaller than a grain of sand — hold enormous promise for tasks that require precision at scales where conventional tools cannot...
A Helping Hand for Drones on the Move
Launching and retrieving drones normally requires a stationary platform, clear airspace, and operators with line-of-sight control. These constraints limit how quickly drones can be...
US Border Protection Gets Technological Enhancement
The U.S. has been continuing with its efforts to find technological solutions for the defense of its borders. A new integrated border security solution...
New Grip To Make Fighters Shoot Faster
Everyone who has been a soldier, and more specifically a fighter, knows that carrying an assault rifle or a machine gun on a long...
A New Motor Test Pushes Battlefield Propulsion Ahead
Solid rocket motors remain essential for missiles, target vehicles, and space-launch systems, but their development cycles are often long, expensive, and constrained by legacy...
An AI-Powered Shield Designed for the Drone-Swarm Era
The rapid spread of small, inexpensive drones has created a growing challenge for security forces and militaries alike. What were once isolated aerial threats...
Why Future Battlefield Drones May Not Need GPS at All
Modern military drones rely heavily on satellite navigation to orient themselves, map terrain, and support ground forces. In environments where GPS or GNSS signals...
Technological Advances Weigh Heavy on Soldiers
Despite technological advances, the load ordinary soldiers carry in 2018 is probably greater than it’s ever been, and there are constant efforts to make...
Stopping Drones Without Collateral Damage: A New Approach
Small, commercially available drones have become a persistent battlefield problem. Easy to acquire and modify, they are now widely used for reconnaissance, targeting, and...
Unmanned Armed Vehicles to Save Lives
The wars of the future are already here.The Army has recently revealed a technology that can be used to wage war in the future:...
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No Runway, No Aircraft: This Paraglider Lets Troops Take Off on...
Getting personnel into remote or hostile territory normally requires aircraft, helicopters or prepared launch infrastructure. Those options can be noisy, detectable and dependent on...
