UK: Troops Leak Information on Twitter, Facebook
Members of the Armed Forces have leaked confidential information on Twitter and Facebook, according to figures obtained from the Ministry of Defence.
According to cases...
Report: Cyber-Espionage Incidents on the Rise
A new report reveals that the cyber-espionage phenomenon is on the rise, with government agencies as the main targets.
According to a recent Verizon cyber-security...
New Reconnaissance UAV to Be Marketed for Strike Missions
A new Russian-made reconnaissance drone will be marketed globally. The Orion-E unmanned aerial vehicle has been offered for export.
The drone manufactured by Kronshtadt is...
Big brother is watching your car in the U.S.
Automatic license plate readers are the most widespread location tracking technology available to law enforcement. Mounted on patrol cars or stationary objects like bridges,...
Additional violation of privacy
We’ve already grown used to the surveillance cameras. Now there are microphones beside the cameras and in the not-so-distant future facial recognition apps will...
Keeping Up With Global Terror Abilities
Ahead of a meeting of the Global Coalition to defeat ISIS, the International Police Organization (INTERPOL) has underlined the need for military success against...
Al Qaeda ‘Targeting European Rail Network’
Europe's high-speed rail network is at risk of being attacked by al Qaeda, according to a German newspaper.
Bild, citing intelligence sources, said the extremist...
iHLS TV Weekly Video Report – March 3rd 2015
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In this weekly Video report (March 3rd 2015):
The international campaign against ISIS
Bad Iran Deal in the Offing
Innovative Face Recognition...
California governor vetoes drone surveillance bill
California Governor Jerry Brown vetoed a bill requiring law enforcement officials to secure warrants from a judge prior to using drones or unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs)...
Snowden: US attempt to monitor emails in Syria botched
Exiled leaker Edward Snowden strikes once more. In a new interview, he disclosed that the NSA caused a massive internet blackout in Syria following...
The “Big Brother” in the U.S. Will he be born...
"Big brother" is already seeing almost everything. Now at least in the U.S. , he is going to look into our very intimate e-mails....
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,...
The FBI just used facial recognition to catch a fugitive of...
A recent FBI case has proved that the bureau's facial recognition systems works.
The story starts with a fugitive, Neil Stammer, who had been on...
How to be friends with the NSA again
Relations between Silicon Valley and Washington have never been easy, but the technology sector’s fury about hacking by the National Security Agency has company...
IDF Techological Revolution Reaches Warrior on Field
The IDF has been revolutionizing its warriors' personal gear. The Technological Ground Division of the Technology and Logistics Directorate has developed the Shaked Warfare...
iHLS TV Weekly Video Report – April 7 – 2015
The weekly edition issues are :
Hamas claims that Israel has deployed “electronic dragonflies” in Gaza
The U.S has blocked any sales of surplus American-made weapon...
European Union Spies on Drivers
Motorists in Britain will be forced to have spy in the car technology which will track their speeds and other driving habits or face...
Technology Transfer – Combat to Fire Fighting
This is a classic transfer of technology from the battle grounds to fires that call for the intervention of fire fighters.
In the heat of...
NSA May Expose the Bad Habits of Radical Islamic Leaders
The National Security Agency is considering exposing the pornography viewing habits of Muslim "radicalizers," according to documents that the Huffington Post has obtained from...
The typewriters are back in the Kremlin
A source at Russia's Federal Guard Service (FSO), which is in charge of safeguarding Kremlin communications and protecting President Vladimir Putin, claimed that the return...
First responders’ technology prize to be awarded by DHS
U.S DHS launches $25K prize for innovative ways to track first responders indoors during incidents.
The Homeland Security Department's research and development arm announced it...
Terrain Dominance – The civil aspect: Crowd control at huge events
The horror scenario of evacuating tens of thousands of residents living near hazardous materials facilities, refineries or military industries requires an immediate control capabilities...

















































