Who Is The CIA Investing In?

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We’ve written recently about Skincential Sciences, a skincare manufacturer with a curious financial backer: the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). This is not the...

China Recruits Tech Companies to Battle Online Terrorism

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China’s twenty-five technology companies have pledged to counter online terror activities. Chinese search engine Baidu, Tencent investment holding company, Alibaba and JD.com - e-commerce companies,...

Graphene Filter Could Speed Up Wireless Communication x10

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Researchers at the University of Geneva and Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), Switzerland may have found a way to make wireless communications 10...

Quantum Computers Makes The NSA Worried

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The US National Security Agency (NSA) has a serious concern: quantum computing. Last year, the NSA warned the general public that encryption algorithms that...

Invisio’s Earpieces Will Save The Euros

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Invisio, a Swedish headset manufacturer, will be providing high-tech headsets to French security forces for the Euro 2016 football championship this summer. Invisio already...

US Taking New Approach For Battling Radicalisation Online

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From an endless supply of entertaining cat videos, to an invaluable method of keeping in touch with all our loved ones, social media has...

3 Issues IoT Must Overcome

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The Internet of Things (IoT) has already made tremendous inroads to ubiquity, and the trend is accelerating. There will be more than 50 billion...

Cybersecurity Is About To Get Quantum Upgrade

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Researchers at the University of Sydney just made a major breakthrough in cyber security. They managed to get single photons to behave as carriers...

New Great Firewall Restrictions In China Could Backfire

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China is bearing down on foreign press with a new rule banning all foreign media from publishing online. The new rule went into effect...

Carnegie Mellon Tor Attack Confirmed

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Despite repeated denials by the US government, a federal judge has now confirmed that Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) was commissioned by the government to...

Coming Soon: Quantum Cryptography at 3D

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Quantum entanglement is one of the weird properties of quantum mechanics. Two particles, once joined, behave in a mirror-opposite way even when separated by...

HLS Report: ISIS-Inspired Plots Increasing, Attacks More Deadly

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The self proclaimed Islamic State (ISIS) has been tied to at least 75 terrorism plots against Western countries, with the United States as the...

Nokia Accused of Selling Surveillance Equipment to Egypt

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Human rights advocacy group Privacy International has accused Finnish telecommunications firm Nokia Networks and controversial Italian cybersecurity firm Hacking Team of secretly selling surveillance...

How Do We Protect Communications Networks From Cyber Attacks?

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In the complex realm of modern information security, communications networks are becoming increasingly larger and much more complex than in the past, creating a...

Want A Military-Grade Secure Smartphone?

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The mobile-first organization is forced to operate in a new IT environment: compromised mobile devices, BYOD programs, and evolving cybercrime. Enterprises are struggling to...

Facebook Is Building Global Population Maps Using AI

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Facebook’s goal of having the whole world go online is nothing new. Starting with its project to supply the whole world with airborne internet...

Northrop Planning “Cyber Resilient” Next-Gen Jet

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Defence manufacturer Northrop Grumman is tackling one of the biggest developing problems of fighter jets: cyber risk. Tom Vice, President at Northrop Grumman Aerospace...

World’s First Wearable Translator

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Since the dawn of time man dreamed of overcoming the barriers of language. Our most primal myths warn us of the troubles of disjointed...

Harvard: US Can’t Ban Encryption

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US can’t be successful in banning encryption as it is a global phenomenon, according to Harvard study. Despite over two years’ efforts by the...

Big Data Is Crucial For Smart Cities

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By now, Smart Cities seem almost an inevitability. With more and more cities implementing city projects to modernise interactions between governments, citizens, and the...

Watch: Russia’s New Space Robots

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The Russian Foundation for Advanced Research Projects in the Defense Industry (FPI) has showcased an operational prototype of a humanoid robot designed to perform...

Stuxnet Is Only The Tip Of The Iceberg

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Stuxnet, the world-famous computer worm that destroyed Iran’s centrifuges at the Natanz uranium enrichment plant, was only one part of a much larger operation....

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This Twisting Kirigami Could Power the Next Generation of Soft Robots

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Engineers have long looked to origami and kirigami for inspiration when designing lightweight structures that can transform shape without relying on complex mechanical systems....