iHLS Worldwide News – Keeping You In the Loop
An American Jihadist, Douglas Mccain, 33, was killed in Syria last weekend fighting for the ISIS extremists, he was killed in a battle with...
Report: US Secret Service must improve its IT security
The US Secret Service refused to provide data on its computer security systems to the Department of Homeland Security in 2014, preventing it from...
A growing threat: Car hacking
The hackers are everywhere. A string of high-profile hacks — the most recent on President Obama’s personal email account — have made cybercrime an...
IoH – Internet of Humans
By Avi Yariv
A few weeks ago I heard a presentation of CEO of a leading Israeli company, developing technologies for IoT – the new...
Ransomware Threatens IoT Devices
Ransomware attack is one of the scenarios that security experts have been worrying about regarding the widening use of the Internet of Things. It...
iHLS is Hosting the Startup Festival
iHLS is hosting the unique Startup Live festival, supplying the opportunity for dozens of startups from Israel and abroad from all the technology fields...
New: U.S. Army EW Field Manual
The U.S. Army distributed a new field manual for soldiers: How to use the electromagnetic spectrum to your advantage.
Recently, alongside global military interest in...
April 7th cyber attack
Background
As you all know, there is a planned cyber attack on Israeli websites, planned for April 7th 2013.
Actually, the attack has already begun. In...
Cyber Defense – In Peace and War
Dr. Gabi Siboni from the Institute for Strategic Research spoke today about cyber threats, at the WindRiver conference , in cooperation with i-HLS, dividing...
White House to offer cybersecurity incentives to critical infrastructure operators
In an effort to encourage critical infrastructure companies to adopt the measures which will be recommended by the forthcoming, national institute of standards NIST-developed...
U.S. Company to Assist Government with Cyber Security
Lockheed Martin has established a continuous diagnostics and mitigation laboratory where they will conduct workshops to help governments with cybersecurity. The laboratory in Gaithersburg,...
New Operating System Makes Smartphones Smarter
A new platform for operating systems would outwit cyber criminals
As Smartphone use surges, consumers are just beginning to realize their devices are not quite...
Cyber Security: How to Get Employees Involved
By Uri Shapira
The story of the four sons: Hackers get more and more advanced, exploiting employees through a variety of sophisticated methods. Many hackers...
Mondial 2014: The Expected Cyber Attacks
By Guillaume Lovet
While thousands of Brazilian workers are trying to complete the stadium on time for the opening match, Brazilian cybercriminals are already at...
Cyber attacks – even in the elections
While cyber hacks and attacks can cause massive damage to both economic and goverment factors, it’s not only sophisticated hackers that cause damage. In...
Thailand’s Government Is Under Attack
Governments all around the world have had to put up with the dark side of the ever-growing extensive use of social media. Although the...
North Korea’s Paranoid Operating System Revealed
Two German researchers recently ran an analysis of North Korea’s homegrown operating system, Red Star OS. Turns out, Red Star mirrors quite closely the...
SQream – Big Data on your video card
SQream Technologies has opened a unique columnar Database based on the computerized power of GPU. This is the only columnar database today which allows...
3 Issues IoT Must Overcome
The Internet of Things (IoT) has already made tremendous inroads to ubiquity, and the trend is accelerating. There will be more than 50 billion...
Communication Encryption Dilemma
The past few years have been rough on law enforcement agencies around the world. Online communication is encrypted most of the time, making it...
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...
Tension between China, Canada over hacking incidents
Beijing is not happy that Canada's government is naming and shaming Chinese hackers.
The big news on the television and on the front page of...
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This AI-Powered Sensor Hunts Radar Signals Designed to Stay Hidden
Modern electronic warfare increasingly revolves around one challenge: finding signals that are designed not to be found. Advanced radar systems now use low-probability-of-intercept waveforms,...
