Intelligence
NSA Exploited HeartBleed Vulnerability
The NSA knew about and exploited the Heartbleed vulnerability for two years before it was publicly exposed this week, and used it to steal...
New Encryption to Defend Against U.S. Spying
The U.S. intelligence agencies' activities are already infamous, although their depth and scope are not yet clear. According to a Microsoft researcher new encryption...
iHLS TV – Aerostats Special Edition
Issues and articles discussion in this episode:
Israeli manufacturers report a growing demand for electro optical payloads for aerostats
U.S. Government evaluates aerostat systems for use...
iHLS TV – Tracking Mobiles, Cyber Warfare and Printed UAVs
Articles and issues discussed in this week's report:
Israeli Companies target the booming UAE HLS market
British engineeris print ready-to-use UAV
New tech allows authorities to easily...
Cyber: Governments vs. Journalists
Governments are behind most cyber attacks on media and journalists, this according to the findings of a research conducted by Google and presented last...
U.S: Spying from the Ocean Depths
U.S. military researchers are moving forward with a program to hide ruggedized electronic devices at the bottom of the world's oceans that when called...
iHLS TV – Hackers, Spies and Commercial UAVs
Articles and issues discussed in this episode:
Facebook's new facial recognition software
Kremlin official website hacked
Commercial UAV use in the U.S. lags behind
NSA records all...
The New Overhead Privacy Thief
The next threat to your privacy could be hovering overhead while you walk down the street. Hackers have developed a drone that can steal...
NSA Program Captures, Replays Phone Calls
The NSA’s MYSTIC program, created in 2009, deploys a “retrospective retrieval” (RETRO) tool which allows agents to rewind and playback all phone conversations that...
iHLS TV – Intelligence Special Edition
Articles and issues discussed in this episode:
U.S. DHS cancels national license plate database
Israel hacks Iranian nuclear centrifuge system
CIA may have acted against U.S. senators...
Cyber-Space: Satellites and Cyber-Warfare
The proliferation of cyberthreats to communication networks has presented satellite operators with new challenges in protecting customer data against threats.
According to Aviation Week security...
Facebook’s New, Advanced Facial Recognition
Facebook developed a new facial recognition software, operating on a near-human level
Human beings, or at least our brains, are oiled facial recognition machines. Light,...
Who is the World’s Cyber Superpower?
The U.S has proved again and again that it can utilize cyber weaponry to an effective degree. The employment of the Stuxnet virus by...
U.S. License Plate Tracking Plan collapsed
Only days after the US Department of Homeland Security began seeking a company to help it track license plates nationwide, the agency has reportedly...
Former NSA Agent Becomes Cyber-Privacy Guru
Two brothers, John and Will Ackerly - a former NSA employee and a George W. Bush White House insider - have launched a cyber-privacy...
NSA Spy Program Useless Against Terror
An analysis of 225 terrorism cases inside the United States since the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks has concluded that the bulk collection of phone...
iHLS TV Homeland Security Weekly Reports
iHLS is proud to launch its new TV channel.
In today's first show we highlight some of our main stories from recent days, with comments...
Future Weapons of the NSA: Quantum Computers
The Washington post revealed that NSA is spending a great effort to build a quantum computer that could break most types of encryption.
The NSA...
Australia Knew the NSA was Hacking iPhones
Australian intelligence agencies may have had knowledge of a top secret U.S. NSA program for targeting iPhones, according to newly-released documents.
Slides released recently by...
NSA Elite Hackers Exposed
Der Spiegel revealed that the TAO unit of NSA planted backdoors to access computers, hard drives, routers, and other devices from principal vendors.
Germany’s Der...
NSA Hacked International Telecom Cables
The U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) has collected sensitive data on key telecommunications cables between Europe, north Africa and Asia, German news magazine Der...
U.S. Court: NSA Didn’t Violate Constitution
The U.S. National Security Agency's bulk collection and storage of phone metadata does not violate the U.S. Constitution, according to a federal judge's decision.
The...
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