iHLS TV – Underwater Security, Smartphone Exploits and Drone Hacking
Articles and issues discussed in this episode:
Russians hack U.S. drone over Crimea
New study: U.S. borders with Mexico damage local wildlife
New underwater sonar for drilling...
Cyber attacks will grow in number in 2015
2015 will see an increase in Cyber Warfare incidents.
McAfee Labs' 2015 Threats Predictions report sees increased cyber-warfare and espionage, along with new strategies from...
Israel: Doubts Concerning the Performance of the National Cyber Bureau
The public uproar over the establishment of the National Cyber Bureau is far from subsiding. Following the request made by security, legal and technology...
IoT Could Be Used To Spy On People
The Internet of Things (IoT) - the myriad of internet-connected devices such as baby monitors, smart TVs, home security systems, and even smart dolls...
Towards the IoT Conference
The Internet of Things (IoT) is an innovative field developing rapidly. In daily life it is about connecting computers and various smart devices such...
Revolution in Automotive Forensics
Vehicle systems store a vast amount of data such as recent destinations, favorite locations, call logs, contact lists, SMS messages, emails, pictures, videos, social...
Securing Sporting Events – Challenge Has Never Been Greater
Predictive technology will play a vital role in securing future major sport events. During a keynote speech on smart cities and the future of...
The next Cyber attacks – no time to celebrate the success
By Yair Mohr
This time the "Defenses" held. But all the experts expect more attacks and with more force.
The experts are getting ready for the...
NSA Deal With RSA Sparks Public Cyber Security Debate
The NSA paid RSA $10 million to ensure a vulnerable encryption algorithm was used by default in RSA's BSAFE toolkit, this according to a...
iHLS TV: Robot Soldiers and UAV Swarms
Interview with Richard Miller, security strategist and privacy consultant at IBM Global Technology, on cyber security.
Link to the full interview.
Articles featured in this video:
The Future...
Nuclear Threat: The Korean Cyber Wars
The South Korean government is working to develop a cyber weapon to hit North Korean nuclear facilities. This is Information warfare.
The tension between North...
The New Plague: Mobile Theft
Watch your mobile device closely: One out of six users reported losing their mobile device or having it stolen or damaged, with predictably severe...
U.S. goverment behind in technological advancement
A research done several months ago by a leading american research institure, Brookings, shows the the rate of technological advancement has been speeding up...
North Korea Sending Phishy Emails To The South
The South Korean Police recently announced that it has opened an investigation into what appear to be fraudulent emails sent to S Korean officials....
The Israeli Startups: The Future Of Authentication Systems
Most current password security systems for the Internet are flawed. And it goes beyond the systems themselves: Passwords really are just an awful way...
DARPA’s Forthcoming Cyber Defense Competition
Seven computers will compete in the first all-machine cyber defense tournament on Aug. 4 in Las Vegas. This is the result of a multiyear...
Australian Government Networks Have Been Attacked
According to recent reports, the Australian government networks are at risk of cyber-attacks. previous incidents include foreign spies had hacking into the Bureau of...
What’s on Program at the Forthcoming Conference on Future Forces?
Cutting-edge technological responses to the future warfare challenges will be the focus of the conference on Future Forces that will be hosted by iHLS...
Is Biometric Identification a 100% Safe?
Innovation in biometric identification offer an exciting new frontier in security, with the global biometric system market expected to reach an estimated $32.4 billion...
The Nigerian Sting – “the founding fathers” of cyber crime
A cyber attack can cause a complete collapse of homeland security systems in many countries, and paralyze the functioning of basic and critical infrastructure....
Global Corporate IT Security Risks: 2013
Kaspersky Lab conducts regular surveys focusing on the key IT security issues and cyberthreats which worry businesses. In 2011, Kaspersky Lab, in partnership with...
Report: Soon Hackers May Topple Global Economy
Within the next five to seven years, as much as $21 trillion in global economic-value creation depends on robust cyber security.This estimate is part...
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