Cyber Arena in Eastern Europe – Organized Vs. Vigilante Efforts
The U.S. military said it dispatched a cyber team to Lithuania to expose malign activity and strengthen the country’s networks amid mounting Russian aggression...
New Program Prevents Bank Fraud
Kasperski Lab recently revealed a new security platform aimed at preventing online bank frauds. The platform protects online payments made from computers and mobile...
Harvard: US Can’t Ban Encryption
US can’t be successful in banning encryption as it is a global phenomenon, according to Harvard study.
Despite over two years’ efforts by the...
Groundbreaking Robotic Developments Revealed for First Time at AUS&R
Unmanned systems decrease the risk to soldiers and security teams by keeping them at a remote and secure site while streaming data for full...
Cybersecurity in the Workplace
Charles Harry is a former National Security Agency cyberwarfare expert and director of the University of Maryland's Center for Governance of Technology and Systems,...
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...
Effort to Cut Loose Ends in Supply Chain Security
Lately, there’s been a noticeable rise in interest in supply chain security by the US Department of Homeland Security. A recent example for this...
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A video that shows the beheading of American Steven Sotloff was delivered as a "second message to America" to halt airstrikes in Iraq, following...
UK Urges Organizations to Prepare for Quantum Cyber Threats by 2035
As quantum computing advances, the United Kingdom’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) is warning organizations to bolster their cybersecurity against potential quantum-powered cyberattacks. While...
Quantum Computing May Help Protect AI From Attack
At a crucial time when the development and deployment of AI are rapidly evolving, experts are looking at ways we can use quantum computing...
How to Extract Forensic Images from Drones?
Law enforcement agencies in various countries are investigating drones used in crimes. These unmanned aerial vehicles deliver contraband, surveil military installations and sensitive institutions,...
Federal Inspection Reveals How Weak Our Passwords Are
Recently, a report published by the US Department of Interior following an investigation by the Inspector General has showcased that 21% of the entire...
The Hidden AI Backdoor That Could Hijack Self-Driving Cars
Autonomous vehicles rely on complex artificial intelligence architectures to interpret sensor data, adapt to changing road conditions and make split-second driving decisions. Many of...
The Cybersecurity Shift That Treats AI as Both Weapon and Shield
Cybersecurity leaders are heading into 2026 facing a problem that is both familiar and fundamentally changed. The attack surface keeps expanding as organizations adopt...
Will the U.S Respond to Sony Hack?
The U.S. is weighing a “range of options” to respond to the hack of Sony Pictures, U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson said recently....
Researchers Say AI Could Become the Next Weapon Against Ransomware
Ransomware remains one of the most disruptive cyber threats facing organizations today. Attackers continuously develop new techniques to bypass traditional security tools, making it...
UK Military Launches Esports Tournament to Strengthen Cyber and Drone Skills
The UK Ministry of Defence is introducing a new defence-focused esports competition aimed at building digital, cyber, and operational readiness among its personnel. Developed...
The Robot at your side may kill you
The rush to automate more factory processes may look like it’s saving money, but to Ken Westin, a senior security analyst at Tripwire, it’s...
WhatsApp Just Got Even Safer With New Privacy Feature
WhatsApp has recently introduced a new privacy feature designed to offer users additional control over their conversations. The "Advanced Chat Privacy" setting aims to...
Military IoT Devices Might Be Too Valnurable
Due partly to the low cost of internet of things equipment, the US military has been able to adopt “unprecedented numbers” of IoT-enabled devices....
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,...
iHLS TV – Chen Genossar, on SCADA
Interview with Chen Genossar, VP of Business Development at Afcon Control & Automation, on SCADA - Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition - and cyber...
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