How cyberwarfare has changed over time.

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Published on 17:15 GMT
Araya and CLIP Wage Cyber War in 'Electro Devil'
As an FIT-educated graphic designer and photographer, NYC-based Thai-Chilean artist Araya always had aspirations of pouring his creative vision into his own music career. Channeling his struggles with finding a sense of purpose and identity into a neo- …
Source: Papermag - NEUTRAL
Published on Nov 15, 2022
How cyber warfare has changed over time
There’s no denying we’re living in a digital world. Technology growth is happening so rapidly, that it’s difficult for the most advanced systems in the world to keep up, at times. That presents a nearly-constant challenge to intelligence forces in the …
Source: We Are The Mighty - PENDING
Published on Nov 14, 2022
Cyber Warfare
It’s said that the first and primary victim of battle, is truth. Methodically analyzing both state and nonstate actors on how they utilize social media to distort the truth, significant political repercussions both at national and transnational levels can …
Source: Pakistan Today - UNCATEGORIZED
Published on 16:22 GMT
MEPs call for an increased budget for defence R&D
The EU should put more money into defence R&D, to improve its security and make European companies more competitive, MEPs said on 11 November. In a draft report on critical technologies for security and defence by Parliament’s industry, research and …
Source: Science|Business - NEUTRAL
Published on 10:27 GMT
Truecaller and CyberPeace Foundation Come Together to Give Cyber Safety Lessons through Street Plays
Jaipur, Rajasthan, India (NewsVoir) Truecaller, the world's leading global communications platform in collaboration with CyberPeace Foundation, a non-partisan civil society organization, organised the first Nukkad Natak (street play) focused on digital …
Source: Devdiscourse - NEUTRAL
Published on 06:19 GMT
Legal Experts Discuss Accountability Measures Against Russia at HLS Event
Two international law experts discussed how to hold Russia accountable for the invasion of Ukraine at an event hosted by the Harvard Law School and Harvard Kennedy School on Wednesday. The speakers included Yale Law School professor Harold H. Ko ’75, and …
Source: The Harvard Crimson - Massachusetts - NEUTRAL
Published on Nov 14, 2022
Building defenses for cyberwarfare
For Brad Smith, president and vice chair of Microsoft, the war in Ukraine is like the Spanish Civil War. It was then that aircraft were used for the first time in conjunction with the army and tanks to create a new technological approach to warfare. Now, …
Source: Kathimerini - PENDING
Published on 03:53 GMT
‘Lines have moved’: Big risk in next war
Traditional conflict between major powers is increasingly less likely in the modern era, with Western powers urged to upskill cyber defence forces urgently to prepare for the changing game of warfare. That’s the warning from retired US Army Major General …
Source: The Geelong Advertiser - PENDING
Published on Nov 10, 2022
Stoltenberg warns of Russia’s ‘invisible’ cyber war
Rome, Nov 10 (EFE).- Nato secretary general Jens Stoltenberg on Thursday warned of the increasing threat of cyberwarfare led by Russia and urged allied states to boost their security. “The threat from cyberspace is real, and it is growing,” Stoltenberg …
Source: La Prensa Latina - Tennessee - NEUTRAL
Published on Nov 13, 2022
Improve cyberwarfare capabilities
Yoon Young-kwan The author is an emeritus professor at Seoul National University and a former foreign minister. North Korea fired a barrage of missiles into the East Sea over the past two months, citing the threats from the resumed “South Korea-U.S. joint …
Source: Korea JoungAng Daily - PENDING
Published on Nov 16, 2022
Innovation adoption and research development ensures speedy progress of country, Alvi
Innovation adoption and research development in all sectors, especially in science and technology, increasing the quality and quantity of human resources in IT sector, President Alvi “There was a need for political stability, the continuation of the …
Source: Technology Times - NEUTRAL
Published on Nov 16, 2022
Civil-Military Cooperation: Army boss commissions 1.4 Km road in Kebbi
The Chief of Army Staff (COAS) Lieutenant General Faruk Yahaya on Tuesday, commissioned a newly constructed 1.4 Km road in Kaoje Bagudo Local Government Area of Kebbi State, as part of his special intervention Civil-Military Cooperation (CIMIC) projects. …
Source: The Guardian (Nigeria) - CENTER-RIGHT
Published on Nov 11, 2022
Cyberwar and Cybercrime Go Hand in Hand
Cybersecurity professionals have long discussed the notion that future conflicts will no longer be fought just on a physical battlefield, but in the digital space as well. Although recent conflicts show that the physical battlefield isn't going …
Source: Dark Reading - NEUTRAL
Published on Nov 10, 2022
Russia’s New Cyberwarfare in Ukraine Is Fast, Dirty, and Relentless
Since Russia launched its catastrophic full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February, the cyberwar that it has long waged against its neighbor has entered a new era too—one in which Russia has at times seemed to be trying to determine the role of its hacking …
Source: Wired - NEUTRAL
Published on Nov 16, 2022
Australian Labor PM has “reset” meeting with Xi
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese met Chinese President Xi Jinping last night, on the sidelines of the G20 summit on the Indonesian island of Bali. The brief half-hour exchange constituted the first formal talks between an Australian PM and Xi …
Source: World Socialist Web Site - LEFT-WING
Published on Nov 10, 2022
Bracing for cyberwar
With cybercrimes becoming more prevalent with the advent of technology, the Philippine National Police (PNP) said it needs at least 1,500 more tech-savvy policemen to address this growing threat. The PNP recruitment effort may be a coincidence, but it …
Source: Manila Bulletin - PRO-GOVERNMENT
Published on Nov 16, 2022
Can Cyber Sovereignty Rein In Cyber Anarchy? – Analysis
By Anubha Gupta In 1983 at Camp David, President Ronald Reagan watched the then new Hollywood thriller WarGames in which a teenager hacks into the North American Aerospace Defence Command causing World War III, prompting the shaken Reagan to ask, “Could …
Source: Eurasia Review - PENDING
Published on Nov 16, 2022
Navy puts 70-acre NAVWAR property in San Diego’s Midway District on the market
The United States Navy is officially seeking bids to remake its 70.3-acre NAVWAR campus in San Diego’s Midway District, marking the start of the largest real estate competition in the federal agency’s history. Tuesday, the Navy issued what’s known as a …
Source: The San Diego Union-Tribune - California - NEUTRAL
Published on Nov 15, 2022
China’s Cyber Capabilities ‘Pose a Serious Threat’ to US, Advisory Panel Warns
China’s focus on enhancing its cyber capabilities over the past decade “poses a formidable threat to the United States in cyberspace today,” according to a report released on Tuesday by a congressional advisory commission. That warning comes on top of the …
Source: Nextgov - PENDING