Autonomous Intrusion Detection Drone

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Intrusion detection can be done with a variety of systems, from cameras to radar to human guards. Each approach has its advantages and limitations....

3D Imaging About To Get 1,000 Better

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Researchers at MIT Media Lab have demonstrated a method of exploiting light polarisation - the phenomenon behind the polarised glasses used for 3D films...

Amazon’s IoT Platform Is Ready For Action

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Amazon Web Services (AWS) has finally moved its cloud-based Internet of Things (IoT) platform away from beta and into the release stage. AWS IoT enables...

ISIS Using “Official” Fake Passports To Enter Western Countries

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ISIS has reportedly obtained equipment and blank passport books required to make fake Syrian passports when taking control of Raqqa and Deir Ezzour in...

Anonymous Declares War On Turkey

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Turkey has been accused by a variety of sources of aiding and abetting ISIS. Some of the accusations include giving medical treatment to ISIS...

Chinese Political Ideology Database Proposed

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Studies in Ideological Education, a Chinese education ministry publication, has published a report with a proposal to track individual university students’ political views using...

Robots To Soon Touch The World Around Them

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Depending on how you count them, humans have a variety of senses. The big five - sight, smell, hearing, taste, and touch - provide...

Critics of UK “Snoopers Charter” Claim Massive Technical Flaws

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Adrian Kennard, head of UK ISP Andrews & Arnold, an Internet service provider, has warned of major technical issues with the proposed Investigatory Powers...

New Technology Can Detect Physical Attacks Using WiFi Signals

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The Internet of Things (IoT) is fast becoming an everyday reality, with about half of enterprises set to deploy IoT solutions by the end...

Israel and US to Promote Tech Development for First Responders

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the Israel-US Binational Industrial Research and Development (BIRD) Foundation has announced that the Israeli Ministry of Public Security and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security...

What Fingerprints Can Tell Us

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Researchers are taking crime scene fingerprint identification to a new level. They have discovered a straightforward concept for identifying whether a culprit is male...

Blockchains To Protect UK’s Nuclear Power Plants

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Power plants are some of the most critical bits on infrastructure. An attack against a power plant could incapacitate an entire region of any...

Technology Steps In to Aid Response In Active Shooter Scenarios

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Active shooter scenarios require a swift and precise response from law enforcement and emergency services to minimise casualties and to save as many lives...

New Software Enters The UAV Flight Management Race

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The airspace can be a crowded place, and with the emergence of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) it is getting more crowded by the minutes....

A Comprehensive Cyber Attack On ISIS – Pros and Cons

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The Pentagon is set to step up its cyber warfare efforts against ISIS, and is arguing that disabling the group’s computers, mobile phones, and...

Why Does China Want Israeli Robotics?

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After Chinese investments in various sectors of the Israeli industry and especially Hi-Tech, it’s the robotics industry’s turn. An investment agreement of $20 million...

Foxcom: Communications Solution, Now For the Security Industry

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Out of all the technologies surrounding us, perhaps the most revolutionary technology is the we use to communicate. The ability to contact a person...

Turkey Forms Comprehensive Border Control Unit to Protect Homeland Security

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Paz Shabtai Perhaps due to international pressure, mainly from the US and Russia, to secure its border with Syria and to enforce strict border control,...

Elbit Provides RUAG Defence with Cyber Security Simulator

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Elbit Systems' wholly-owned subsidiary, CYBERBIT, was awarded a contract to provide the Switzerland-based company, RUAG Defence, with CYBERBIT’s CyberShield - Cyber Security Trainer and...

Big Data Can Help Fight Crime

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The amount of data floating around the world is huge. According to some estimates, 4.5 quintillion bytes of data are created daily around the...

ISIS’ Oil Trouble

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Konstantin Bodragin The tides may be turning on ISIS, if analysis of the group’s recent revenue downturn turns out to be correct. The self-styled Islamic State...

Last Successful Experiment For David’s Sling

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The Israeli Ministry of Defense has declared today (Monday) a successful trial of the anti-rockets aerial defense system, David’s Sling. This was the last...

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A Hacker Put AI Agents to Work—and 600,000 Credit Cards Were...

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Cyberattacks against online retailers traditionally require significant manual work: finding vulnerable websites, breaking into each system, installing malicious code and returning later to collect...