Snowden Casts Doubt On ISIS Encryption Video

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ISIS likes to tout itself as extremely technologically proficient. The organisation releases apps, instructions on online behaviour, and has recently released a video showing...

It’s Not Enough To Have It – You Should Know How...

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  Israeli experts were astonished to hear about a new report that claims the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) unmanned air systems (UAS) are...

What to Expect From Tomorrow’s Conference?

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While each person might define it in different terms, Big Data is basically this: A collection of data from traditional and digital sources for...

A new advanced radar for security missions

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Cassidian, the defence and security division of EADS, has proved the capabilities of its newly developed SPEXER 1000 security radar in a series of...

Obama’s “Cadillac One” to be replaced

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 Not that his current limousine – dubbed "The Beast" or "Cadillac One" – isn't faring well, but it's a 2009 model, which he takes...

Can cars be hacked?

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In the early hours of  June 18th, a Mercedes coupé travelling at an extremely high speed along a Los Angeles street smashed into a...

WATCH: Hitachi’s New Humanoid Robot That Speaks

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Hitachi has introduced the third generation of its humanoid robot. Meet EMIEW3. The first EMIEW came into the world back in 2005, with its...

Drones hit European skies

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Early next year Europe could see certified professional usage drones from LiveU and its partner Virtual Robotix hitting the skies for sports, news and...

Former USAG: Snowden Performed A “Public Service”

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Edward Snowden, the infamous NSA whistleblower, has found an unlikely supporter in former US Attorney General Eric Holder, who has said that Snowden performed...

Local Police Use Advanced Surveillance Technology

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Once reserved for Federal agencies like the National Security Agency, local police departments are now using high-end surveillance technology. The police have recently incorporated...

Predator B Big Wing Concludes Longest Endurance Flight Yet

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General Atomics Aeronautical Systems has recently announced the longest endurance flight of the Predator B/MQ-9 Reaper Big Wing aircraft, a next-generation derivative of the...

Israel’s IAI, Elbit Join Japan’s Mitsubishi, Fuji For UAV Research

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Israel Aerospace Industries, Elbit Systems of Israel and Mitsubishi Electric, Fuji Heavy Industries of Japan are the companies included in the joint research on...

Day-Zero Attacks Against Microsoft Office Successfully Blocked

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Kaspersky Lab’s Automatic Exploit Prevention (AEP) technology successfully blocks attacks via the recently discovered system vulnerability in Microsoft Office software. Microsoft reported knowledge of...

Confronting Spontaneous Terrorist Attacks

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A prominent feature of many terrorist attacks in recent months by Islamic radicals is their independent, spontaneous, unplanned nature – sometimes called the work...

The Upgraded MIDS Tactical Command Vehicle

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Renault Trucks Defense and Thales SA have unveiled the new version of the MIDS tactical command post vehicle. Integrating a mobile system for managing large-scale...

Micro-Robots for Various Applications are Researched

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Micro-robotic manipulators with the ability to move in increments far smaller than the width of a human hair might be enlisted for a range...

Arctic-Capable Surveillance Drone Successfuly tested

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A prototype of an Arctic-capable solar-powered drone for monitoring and telecommunications transmissions has successfully performed a 50-hour-long test-flight in Russia. Designers are preparing a...

IHLS TV: The Future of Cyber-Intelligence

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Cyberspace is massive, flooded with almost incomprehensible amounts of information – some real, some wrong, some biased and some nonsensical. How can you use...

The Future of Tech Support and Deliveries

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Art Pregler, head of AT&T’s drone program and serves as director of national mobility systems, told GeekWire in an interview: “AT&T is going to...

3D Printed UAS – A Reality

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Engineers at the Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC) at the University of Sheffield have successfully printed a 1.5m-wide prototype unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) for...

New Scanner May End Aviation Liquid Restrictions

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A new machine, capable of identifying the chemical composition of liquids sealed within non-metallic containers without opening them, has been developed by Cobalt Light...

New sUAS Missions Vary from Surveillance to Disaster Assemssment

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A new sUAS (small unmanned aircraft system) was recently introduced to market – the STORM – a small tactical UAS that comes as a...

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The Next Big Artillery Upgrade Could Be Putting the Gun on...

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Towed artillery remains an important source of battlefield firepower, but modern counter-battery sensors and drones have made staying in one firing position increasingly dangerous....