How Physical Light Could Replace Digital Encryption
Digital security systems are under constant pressure. As encryption becomes more sophisticated, so do the methods used to bypass it. Software-based protection, no matter...
iHLS TV – Ebola, domestic extremism, Shellshock bug, new octocopter and...
In this weekly report (7 October 2014):
Ebola as seen from space
Domestic extremism Summit at the Whitehouse,
Hackers unleash Shellshock bug
New octocopter UAS
Darpa looking into the...
Chinese Surveillance Efforts Focusing on New Target
China has been surveilling US operations through its presence in Africa. As the world leader in economic espionage and foreign influence operations, Beijing almost...
COVID-19 Challenge: How to Secure Connected Medical Devices?
The healthcare industry increasingly relies on IoT networks to securely connect a growing variety of medical devices and equipment. Internet of Medical Things (IoMT)...
How to Cope with Smart City Security Flaws?
The proliferation of IoT technology has resulted in hundreds of thousands of connected systems being embedded in many a city’s critical infrastructures, enabling city...
Cross-Modal Leakage – IoT Devices
The growing number of smart IoT devices could be a threat to privacy. A new privacy threat from IoT devices such as smartphones, smart...
Executive Cyber Intelligence Bi-Weekly Report by INSS-CSFI
April 15th, 2014
ISRAEL
Israel well prepared against cyber-attacks
#OpIsraelBirthday occurred with no real damage, save for a few minor sites whose webpages were defaced, old credit...
Are There Solutions For Continuous Cyber Attacks?
The last few weeks saw a number of financial companies become a target for cyber attacks and attempted blackmail using threats. The companies attacked...
U.S. DHS to Protect Online Transactions
FIS, a provider of banking and payments technology, has reached an agreement with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) as a cybersecurity research partner....
Secure Communication Software for Military Use
In order to improve its situational awareness capabilities, the U.S. Army is developing new tactical software that will allow commanders to communicate more effectively...
US Navy’s Cyber and IT Strategy Revealed
The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR) rolled out its 2017 strategy. Emphasizing high technology and IT delivery, cyber operations, and optimization of...
Warning – another criminal – hackers attack anticipated
A “group of mostly Middle East- and North Africa-based criminal hackers are preparing to launch a cyber attack campaign" beginning this week “against websites...
Poland Military Secrets Leaked
Polish media has recently reported of a major information breach. According to Polish news, attackers managed to get a hold of a three-year-old email...
Russian ‘Social Media Bot Farm’ Spreads Fake News in the US
The FBI seized control of a Russia-owned AI-driven social media bot farm used to spread propaganda and disinformation in many countries, including the US....
Impressive Meeting Between iHLS Advisory Board and Accelerator 3rd Cycle Graduates
During a special meeting at its new offices in Kiryat Atidim, Tel Aviv on November 15th, iHLS presented to its Advisory Board its vision,...
New Protection Against Hardware Cyber Attacks
Increasingly, hardware can be the entry point for a cyberattack. Among them are semiconductor chips that make it possible for electronic devices to process,...
Deep Learning – Weaknesses and Vulnerabilities
While deep learning algorithms may be looking promising for identifying and characterizing cybersecurity intrusions, various attacks can cause them to provide inaccurate information, or...
Google Official: ISIS Should Be Kicked Off The Internet
Jared Cohen, director at Google Ideas and an advisor to the heads of parent company Alphabet Google, said ISIS should be kicked off the...
Human Vs. Machine – Does Technology Require People at Battlefield?
More sensors mean more data. Today’s battlefield is networked with sensors at an unprecedented scale. It is the Internet of Battlefield Things (IoBT) that...
Report: Cybercrime Costs $445 Billion Annually
A Washington think tank has estimated the likely annual cost of cybercrime and economic espionage to the world economy at more than $445 billion...
Register Now! INNOTECH 2021 Cyber, HLS and Innovation Conference & Exhibition
iHLS is proud to present the international Homeland Security Technologies, Cyber, and Innovation Conference and Exhibition: INNOTECH 2021.
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The NSA Used Sleeper Malware to Infect Computer Networks
The U.S National Security Agency (NSA) is reported to have installed computer malware in 50,000 computer networks around the globe. Reports in theWashington Post,...
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