Facebook Is Building Global Population Maps Using AI
Facebook’s goal of having the whole world go online is nothing new. Starting with its project to supply the whole world with airborne internet...
WATCH: JetPackMan Flies Around Dublin
Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it’s a man flying around Dublin with a jetpack. That’s the scene that unfolded in...
Explosive Environments – the Israeli Challenge
By Ilan Cohen, ITL CTO
Two decades ago Israel was not a player in the explosive environment arena. There was some minimal activity in the...
The Nasdaq can be hacked in 10 minutes
Just 10 minutes could be sufficient for an attacker to hack the Nasdaq Stock Market, this was the alert sounded by Ilia Kolochenko, head...
N Korea (Probably) Behind Cyber Attacks On SKAF
North Korea is likely behind another cyber attack on South Korea’s digital infrastructure, United Press International reports.
South Korea’s Air Force’s website has been...
Cybercrime in Africa
"Crimes used to happen through stickups, but today criminals use mouse clicks," said Greg Garcia, a U.S. spokesperson for financial industries. This statement comes...
Watch: Polish Police Now Has New Robots to Throw
The Warsaw Police has acquired a new toy for its arsenal: a robot you throw around. The Taktyczny Robot Miotany (TRM), or Tactical Thrown...
LS3 Robot Prepares for Testing with the Marine Corps
DARPA's Legged Squad Support System (LS3) four-legged robot is preparing for the planned tests that will evaluate the performance of the four-legged robot as...
New Technology Will Stop Vehicles Posing a Threat
A new EU-funded project has demonstrated a prototype device that can control and stop non-cooperative vehicles posing a threat, by disrupting the functioning of...
International Declaration Calls for Control Over Armed UAVs Export
The United States and more than 40 other countries issued a declaration laying out principles they said should govern the export and use of...
The Future is Already Here: Micro Robots
The future is already here: Micro robots (1 cm in length) operate in groups, build towers and decorate Christmas trees.
It seems that any day...
Israeli Discovery: New Internet Vulnerability
A significant security breach has been discovered in the DNS protocol, by Israeli students from the Technion's Department of Computer Sciences. As a result...
Taiwan Coping With Chinese Cyber-Threat
Chinese hackers have recently launched a network attack for targeting people attending a US-Taiwan Defense Industry Conference. The conference was attended by defense officials,...
New Israeli hovering system revealed
Sky Sapience has unrveiled the HoverMast-100 hovering system for small vehicles.
According to the Israeli company the completely autonomous and stable HoverMast-100 system is a...
“Make in India” Policy will Force Israel to be More Flexible
By ARIE EGOZI
India, unlike Israel, takes care of its defence industries.
The Indian government's "Make in India" policy will force the Israeli government to ease...
NATO to Apply Armed Conflict Law to Cyber Warfare
The NATO alliance is pushing for a more robust cyber defense strategy ahead of its September summit in Wales. The allies are likely to...
U.S and India Strengthening Security Relations – Israel is worried
With U.S. designating India as a Major Defence Partner (MDP), licensing regulations to acquire sensitive military technologies, such as those that go into the...
Vehicle Ramming Attacks – Are There Any Security Measures?
A terrorist attack carried out by a lorry driver ramming into the crowd is very hard to prevent, it can cause untold damage and...
Local Cops in the U.S use Super Spy Bug
Privacy? Gone forever.
Police in Tacoma, Washington, bought - and quietly used for six years - surveillance equipment that can sweep up records of every...
Thermal Cameras – Will They Prevent Shootouts in Public Places?
Over the backdrop of the shootout attack carried out in a public domain, the city of New Orleans has been considering the use of...
North Korea cyber warfare capabilities exposed – Part 2 of 2
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North Korea's Reconnaissance General Bureau (RGB) is in charge of both traditional and cyber operations, and is known for...
India Looking to Expand Defense Collaborations and Export
India has long been perceived as a net buyer and the world’s biggest ‘open’ market for military hardware. But that seems about to change....
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Modern military and civilian communications environments are becoming increasingly crowded. Drones, radios, sensors, satellites, electronic warfare systems, and wireless networks all compete for space...
