How Far Can Authorities Take Civil Surveillance?

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We’ve written before about government tracking of citizens’ mobile phone through devices such as the Stingray. The Anaheim, California Police Department has revealed that...

The U.S. love spies

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National Security Agency officers on several occasions have channeled their agency’s enormous eavesdropping power to spy on love interests, U.S. officials said. The practice isn’t...

I-HLS TV Interview – Yoav Zobel, VP software developer at Eternix

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In an interview for I-HLS, Yoav Zobel, VP software developer at Eternix, talks about the company’s main product, called Blaze, which visualizes many different...

Smart Radar Assistant Helps Ships Steer Clear of Danger

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Marine collisions with fixed offshore structures—such as oil platforms, abandoned wellheads, and navigational hazards—remain a persistent problem for commercial operators and coastal authorities. These...
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Game-Changing Nano-Technology

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As drone technology evolves, the more traditional military uses for unmanned systems are joined by new applications, and smaller drones are gaining more momentum....

Cockroaches in rescue missions?

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North Carolina State University researchers are using video game technology to remotely control cockroaches on autopilot, with a computer steering the cockroach through a...

NSA eavesdropping as business opportunity

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To many Americans, online eavesdropping by the U.S. National Security Agency is an outrage, a threat to privacy and freedom.  To some, it's a business opportunity. A small but...

Sensors Designed for Cars Are Now Helping Detect Drones

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The growing number of low-flying drones, together with the emergence of more advanced platforms—including fiber-optic-guided UAVs—is creating an increasing challenge for detection and surveillance...
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How Fireproof Drones Could Transform Crisis Response

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Entering a burning structure remains one of the most dangerous tasks for emergency responders. Extreme heat, toxic smoke, and unstable interiors often prevent crews...
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Preparing for A Real-Time Attack: World’s Largest Cyberdefense Exercise

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On Tuesday, Locked Shields kicked off the largest and most complex cyber defense exercise in the world, which is held every year to train...
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Meet Alexa’s Military Version 

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Digital assistants have become ubiquitous in civilian life with homeowners using systems such as Amazon’s Alexa or Google Home to access information by “conversing”...

How to be friends with the NSA again

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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...

The U.S Shutdown is a Cyber Intelligence Security Risk

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The government shutdown increases the risk of a cyber attack against the U.S. due to the fact that many workers who monitor threats have...

Additional Security Layer for Large Public Areas

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For security practitioners, it could seem impossible to catch everything that happens in wide, crowded spaces such as airports, stadiums and other large, public...
Yasha Iravantchi looks like an anonymous stick figure in this monitor connected to PrivacyLens. Credit: Brenda Ahearn, Michigan Engineering.

The Smart Camera Sees You as a Stick Figure and Protects...

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PrivacyLens is a new camera that prevents companies from collecting identifiable photos and videos from smart devices. Today’s world is filled with smart devices that...
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Watch: Terrorists Behind Mass Drone Attacks Killed

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Last week, 13 drones were flown from the Idlib area in Syria to targets about 50 kilometers from there, and tried to attack Russian...

New Motion Sensors On The India-Pakistan Border

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After several terror attacks on Pakistan in the past, the Muslim country’s BSF has decided to enhance their presence on the tense border with India....
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One Aircraft, Two Flight Modes – Now Proven

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Urban air mobility has long faced a technical hurdle: combining vertical takeoff with efficient forward flight in a single, reliable platform. While helicopters can...
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Five Trends of Military IoT

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Connected smart devices have been gaining momentum in the military and defense spheres. These include sensors, wearable devices, munitions, smart weapons, etc. These devices,...

Surveillance sensors with powers of discrimination

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Battery lifespan has always been a limiting factor in the operation of sensors. Military forces have spent decades looking at ways to collect data...
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New Chip Turns Smart Camera into Analytical Tool

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Artificial intelligence is changing the way cameras work, leveraging these devices into analytical tools based on data. A new breed of chips tuned for...
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AI-Human Hybrid Soldiers in Rapid Development

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U.S. defense intelligence is becoming increasingly concerned by a new technology rapidly emerging in the Chinese military - AI-human hybrid soldiers. Earlier this month, Intelligence...

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A New Airborne Detection System Could Expand Underwater Tracking Capabilities

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Detecting objects beneath the ocean surface remains one of the most difficult challenges in maritime sensing. Water limits the effectiveness of many conventional detection...