Computing & information processing
New Superpowered AI Chip Developed by Oxford Researchers
Scientists from Oxford University partnered with scientists from Germany and the UK to develop a new kind of AI hardware that uses light to...
Call for Investors
Due to the current security situation, the Technology Innovation Centre is pushing to find investors to support startups participating in its programs.
The participating startups...
New Energy-Efficient AI Chip is Inspired by the Brain
Artificial intelligence is powered by great amounts of electricity, and in order to run complicated applications like behavior monitoring, facial recognition software, or live...
These Two Tech Giants Announce New ‘AI Factories’
The world's biggest chip company Nvidia and the iPhone maker Foxconn are reportedly joining forces to build what they call "AI factories". The companies...
Accepting cookies- Who, What and Why?
Taking a more in-depth look into cookies online- why allow them, why not, and why does it matter?
First of all, what are cookies? According...
New tech can guide drones without relying on GPS
Researchers at The University of Tokyo and telecommunications company NTT in Japan developed an RFID-based guidance system for autonomous drones.
Drones conventionally rely on imaging...
Researchers Develop Possible Solution to Disinformation
Researchers from the University of Waterloo's Faculty of Engineering are developing a first-of-its-kind innovative system against fake news that relies on blockchain. Their goal?...
Will Passkeys Finally Eliminate Passwords?
A new report states that despite the rise of new secure authentication methods, passwords are here to stay.
Despite having had shortcomings and presenting substantial...
AI Algorithm Against Cyberattacks on Robots
Australian researchers have developed an AI algorithm to detect and stop a cyberattack on a military robot in seconds using deep-learning neural networks.
Deep learning...
Zombie Routers Used for DDoS Attacks
This cyberattack campaign is targeting thousands of routers and turning them into bots for DDoS attacks.
There were thirteen payloads in this variant of Mirai,...
Zero-Day Vulnerabilities: What Are They What Can We Do Against Them
As we become increasingly reliant on digital platforms, so grow the threats, and one of the main fundamentals of cybersecurity is understanding potential vulnerabilities....
EU Warns About the Weaponization of These 4 Technologies
The European Commission will reportedly investigate the risks associated with the possible weaponization of four crucial technologies by adversaries.
These “potentially dangerous” technologies are semiconductors,...
Exposed Industrial Control Systems Endanger Critical Facilities
Industrial control systems are part of our everyday lives, controlling traffic lights, power grids, security, water systems, and many more. But according to cybersecurity...
AI, Data, Storage, and Risks
Artificial intelligence is at its heart- data. The more complete the data on which it is trained, the more valuable the output. AI gains...
Is this the Future of Quantum Computing?
Atlantic Quantum is a young startup that’s building quantum computers, and it recently published new research showing that its quantum computers produce far fewer...
What is Neuromorphic Computing, and How Will It Change the World of Machine Learning?
Research institutions have been working for the past few years to find new concepts of how computers can better process data in the future....
A New Breed of Malware Hides in Plain Sight
A new cyber threat labeled ‘web app engaged’ (WAE) malware is hiding within popular applications like Dropbox and Discord, and has apparently seen an...
Email-Forwarding Flaw Abused by Scammers
Sending an email with a fake address is now easier than ever due to flaws in the process of email forwarding, according to a...
The New Spyware? US Invests in Smart Surveillance Clothing
The US government invested $22 million in textiles that can record audio, video, and geolocation data. The program called “SMART ePANTS” develops active smart...
Spies are Using New Malware to Target Mobile Devices in Ukraine
Ukraine’s security agency claims that the Russian military intelligence service GRU can access compromised Android devices with a new malware called Infamous Chisel, which...
North Korean Malware Targets Windows, MacOS and Linux
Cybersecurity researchers at ReversingLabs claim that a recent malicious cyber campaign targeting MacOS, Linux, and Windows systems was carried out by the North Korean...
Huge Blow to Global Cybercrime After FBI and European Partners Size Major Malware Network
The FBI and its European partners seized control of a major global malware network that was used for more than 15 years to commit...
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