IoT Devices and the Danger of Update Complacency
Internet of Things (IoT) devices nowadays are prominent in almost every area of our lives, industry, and critical infrastructures. These permanently connected smart devices...
Can Your TV Remote Charge Itself? The Indoor Solar Revolution
Ambient Photonics is innovating low-light indoor solar cell technology and claims to offer up to three times more power than competing solutions with its...
New Dangerous Cyberattacks Target AI Systems
A new report by Computer scientists from the National Institute of Standards and Technology presents new kinds of cyberattacks that can “poison” AI systems.
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Drones Navigating and Avoiding Obstacles in Real-Time
Researchers from CMI have tested a new technology for drones that lets them smartly maneuver and travel while avoiding obstructions during flight. The team...
Defensive AI Countering AI-Driven Cyberattacks
As threat actors use artificial intelligence to their advantage, it’s essential that organizations evolve along with them to respond to and prevent these threats.
One...
Cancer Treating Nano-Drones
A research team from UNIST has made a discovery that might revolutionize cancer treatment as we know it- new cell-engaging nano-drones that were designed...
Protecting Operation Technologies in Production Lines as a Market Accelerator Trigger...
Written by Or Shalom
OT (Operation Technologies) is in charge of physical operational processes for different needs in various sectors. They function as production lines...
AI is Endangering the Planet – Here’s Why
In this time when people, companies, and governments are obsessed with generative artificial intelligence, the intense interest has brought with it fears of the...
Boeing’s New ‘Orca’ Extra-Large Underwater Drone
Boeing has delivered its first "Orca" Extra Large Uncrewed Undersea Vehicle to the US Navy. The Orca is the first of a new class...
The Evolving Cybersecurity Landscape in 2024
The ever-evolving cybersecurity landscape promises to bring new cyber threat actors, vulnerabilities, and weaknesses to counter, and as technology evolves, so do cyber threat...
The US’s New Hypersonic Missile Tracking Satellites
L3Harris will provide the Space Development Agency (SDA) with 16 satellites to detect, monitor, and track hypersonic missiles aimed at the US and its...
World’s 10 Most Advanced Military Robots
Armies worldwide use various automated machines for military purposes, combat, cargo, intelligence gathering, and much more. The following are 10 of the world’s most...
What is Remote Encryption and Why is it Dangerous?
According to a new report, some of the most active and dangerous ransomware groups in the world- like Akira, ALPHV/BlackCat, Lockbit, Royal, and Black...
High-Power Microwave Antennae Against Aerial Threats
Raytheon is building a rigid, transportable, directed microwave energy aerial defense system for the US Navy and Air Force.
The system consists of two high-power...
OpenAI’s New Guidelines of the ‘Catastrophic Risks’ of AI
Earlier this week, ChatGPT owner OpenAI published its guidelines for assessing possible "catastrophic risks" of artificial intelligence in models. This announcement comes only one...
North Korea’s New Ballistic Missile Could Reach the US
North Korea has conducted another intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) launch, and it allegedly has the range to reach the US.
South Korea's military has reportedly...
Israeli Cybergang Takes Down Fuel Infrastructures in Iran
Earlier this week, almost 70% percent of Iran’s gas stations were taken down by cybergang “Predatory Sparrow”, who claimed the attack.
When the Iranian Minister...
Cyberattack Paralyzes Gas Stations Across Iran
Nearly 70% of Iran's gas stations were disabled earlier this week due to a possible sabotage suspected to be a cyberattack, this according to...
Wireless ‘Energy Webs’ Will Charge Airborne Platforms
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) signed a contract with Raytheon to create an airborne "wireless internet for energy" called the Persistent Optical Wireless...
Computers with Brains? Brain Tissue on a Chip Achieves Voice Recognition
Brain cell clusters connected to a computer managed simple speech recognition and math problems. This study was conducted by Feng Guo, a bioengineer in...
Drones and the Future of Disaster Response
Drones are slowly becoming indispensable assets in disaster response and humanitarian aid due to their adaptability, cost-effectiveness, and ability to access hazardous or remote...
Revolutionary Mind-Reading AI System
Researchers from the Human-centric Artificial Intelligence Centre at the University of Technology Sydney have developed a portable, non-invasive system that can turn silent thoughts...
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A new chemical recycling method could finally offer a sustainable solution to one of the toughest plastics ever made. Researchers from the University of...
