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Innovative Multi-Target Electronic Warfare Weapon

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Electronic warfare is said to be the next big frontier, and this new Chinese multi-target weapon design might be revolutionary. Researchers at the Southeast University...
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Protecting Operation Technologies in Production Lines as a Market Accelerator Trigger...

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Written by Or Shalom OT (Operation Technologies) is in charge of physical operational processes for different needs in various sectors. They function as production lines...
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Revolutionary High-Speed Signal Processor Analyzes 400,000 Images at the Same Time

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A team of global scientists has introduced an ultra-high speed signal processor that can analyze 400,000 real-time video images at the same time, potentially...
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NASA Drone Test is Good News for Air Taxis

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Researchers at a NASA Research Center conducted a successful test in which they released several drones and let them fly unobserved to see if...
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What is Remote Encryption and Why is it Dangerous?

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According to a new report, some of the most active and dangerous ransomware groups in the world- like Akira, ALPHV/BlackCat, Lockbit, Royal, and Black...
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The Pentagon’s Network of Space Sensors Might Not Work

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The Pentagon plans to create a multi-layer system of sensors for tracking hypersonic missiles, but a new report released by the CSIS calls out...
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Ukraine’s Homegrown Kamikaze Drones

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Ukraine’s Homegrown Kamikaze Drones The Ukrainian Army has acquired a UAV that can target strategic sites in Russian territory. The AQ 400 Scythe drone...
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The New and Revolutionary ANYmal Robot

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Experts have been working for years to create legged robots, but they seem to still be weak, slow, inefficient, or fragile to take over...
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Computers with Brains? Brain Tissue on a Chip Achieves Voice Recognition

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Brain cell clusters connected to a computer managed simple speech recognition and math problems. This study was conducted by Feng Guo, a bioengineer in...
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Bluetooth Trackers Used for Crime

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Bluetooth trackers are useful for finding your phone, your keys, or your luggage. They do so by emitting a Bluetooth signal (that varies from...
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New Tool Deters Quantum-Powered Cyberattacks

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New Tool Deters Quantum-Powered Cyberattacks The Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation (HSBC) reportedly turned to quantum protection methods to protect a foreign exchange transaction...
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IBM Unveils Quantum 1,000+ Qubit Processor

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IBM unveils its much-awaited 1,000+ qubit quantum processor “Condor” alongside a utility-scale processor dubbed IBM Quantum Heron, which is the first in a series...
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ChatGPT Proved to Easily Leak Private Data

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Using OpenAI's products? Turns out your personal data is not as safe as you believed- Google researchers recently released a study in which they...
Hackers Target Israel in a New Cyberattack Operation

Anti-Israeli Iranian Cybergang Attacks US Water Sector

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The US accuses Iran’s elite military government of using a nation-state threat group to launch attacks on its water sector as part of its...
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AI Models Vulnerable to Disastrous Cyberattacks

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In a shocking reveal made by researchers at Lasso Security, developer platforms like HuggingFace and GitHub that are essential for the development of AI...
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Human-Robot Communication Revolutionized by AI-Powered System

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Researchers from Brown University have unveiled a transformative AI-based system that is expected to reshape how humans communicate with robots. This new and innovative...
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China’s New CPU Boasts Supercomputing Capabilities

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China has unveiled its latest supercomputer which is powered by a new processor with 384 cores that can perform more than 13 trillion TFLOPS....
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Microsoft alerts CyberLink to North Korean threat

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Microsoft has alerted the software company CyberLink regarding the misuse of its software by the North Korean group “Diamond Sleet”, a cyber gang that...
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DDoS Attacks Became Stronger in 2023

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A new twist has been introduced to the DDoS attack narrative, with novel approaches allowing cybercriminals to bypass geoblocking defenses, flooding servers more frequently...
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FBI Warns of New Ransomware Group “Scattered Spider”

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The FBI is warning organizations of the ransomware group “Scattered Spider” that has for the past year breached dozens of American firms and stolen...

Microsoft Introduces New Chips, Competing for AI Dominance

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Microsoft has unveiled two new chips that are specifically tailored for AI workloads. The first is the custom-designed “Azure Maia 100” silicon chip optimized for...
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Security Protocols Against Misuse of Digital Surveillance

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In our increasingly digital society, privacy is getting more and more important, and according to the European General Data Protection Regulation there is a...

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Drones Slip Past Air Defense? This System Is the Ship’s Last...

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Modern warships can carry sophisticated air defenses, but inexpensive drones have created a difficult problem at the opposite end of the engagement range. FPV...