ISIS Advances to Saudi Arabia
The Islamic State group is extending its reach in Saudi Arabia, expanding the scope of its attacks and drawing in new recruits with its...
Next phase of cyber intrusions will include destruction, manipulation of data
James Clapper, director of U.S. intelligence, and other senior intelligence officers, have warned Congress that the next phase of escalating online data theft will...
Three Sentenced For Conspiring Attack On Government Agencies
Three members of a right-wing militia have been sentenced to twelve years in prison for conspiring to use weapons of mass destruction in attacks...
New Drone School Opened In The UK
Four pilots have opened a new drone training school called UAV Air in the UK to help people learn how to fly unmanned aircraft...
Cyber Security: Why Aren’t Public Companies Using Military Security?
Have you ever stopped to think why defense companies have a classified network to prevent cyber attack, whereas companies handling our critical systems -...
Real-time Information For Drone Operators With New FAA App
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is working round the clock on developing new user-friendly means of increasing UAV safety. A pre-release version of B4UFLY,...
The Military Wants Lasers To Counter Drones
The military is still looking for ways to handle possible threats arising from the large number of small Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV) flying low...
Can Hackers Leave Us Cold This Winter?
If a hacker is capable of breaking in to our computer systems, with a little more effort surely they could disrupt larger targets as...
Can We Control The Civilan UAV Jungle?
Up to the month of August, over 600 UAVs were detected making their way too close to passenger planes, not to mention the drone...
It’s Time To Make An Anti-Civilian-UAV System
We’ve heard about anti-tanks and anti-planes missile systems, but now, due to increasing security dangers caused by UAVs flying in restricted areas, the United...
Do We Trust China-Russia’s Cyber Nonaggression Pact?
Nonaggression pacts signed between countries in the past, such as the Ribbentrop-Molotov agreement between the USSR and Nazi Germany, were meant to prevent a...
What has Changed In Railroad Security?
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The attempted attack by an armed man aboard a train in Europe has brought attention in the United States and Europe to the...
Iran Warns Israel Of “Crushing Response” To Cyber Attack
An Iranian official has threatened Israel with a “crushing response” to any attemp to tamper with its technological infrastructures. According to the Irani Communications...
Electromagnetic Pulses Could Leave A Country Without Power For Months
Electromagnetic threats such as strong solar flares or intentional nuclear blasts by terrorists could paralyze the entire power grid of a country for several...
Airport Body Scanners Fail To Provide Security
Since 2008, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has spent $160 million on scanners to identify passengers which may be carrying weapons. These scanners, however,...
How Can Technology Reduce Crime?
London, Bristol and Milton Keynes are only some of the breakthrough cities in the “Smart City” revolution, already applying annitiatives such a a city-wide...
The Earthquake Has Passed – How Do You Prepare For The...
Natural disasters may cause loss of information existing in the computer systems, leading to businesses and infrastructure collapsing. Proper planning for recovery after natural...
Hydrogen To Replace Batteries In UAVs?
Researchers from the American University of Sharjah in the UAE have managed to develop hydrogen-based fuel in order to be used by the nation’s unmanned aerial...
Countries In The Virtual Battlefield
In the past, wars took place only in the real world: Armies battled each other in the physical spaces while using guns, cannons set...
South Korea: New Sound Waves Anti-UAV Weapon
Many armies use UAVs during various operations as means to achieve a wide range of goals, from gathering intelligence through sensors or cameras to...
UAVs To Aid Fire Fighters
The first thing that probably comes to any person’s mind in using unmanned aerial platforms is military needs, and especially missions gathering visual intelligence...
The Gyrocopter that uncovered a big security breach
A Senate committee has concluded that the Florida postal worker who flew a one-man gyrocopter and landed it on the U.S. Capitol grounds, had...
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This Laser-Powered Tech Could Help Build Smarter 6G Networks
Future wireless networks are expected to handle far more than faster internet speeds. Emerging 6G concepts aim to combine communications with sensing and AI-driven...
