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Published on Apr 4, 2024

Unseen threats: Modern cyberwarfare and the need for evolving laws in Nepal and India

Phot: Pxfuel The digital revolution has transformed the battlefield, shifting conflicts from physical territories into the vast virtual realm of cyberspace. As our technological capabilities exponentially advance, so too do the menacing threats posed by …
Source: OnlineKhabar - CENTER-LEFT
Published on Apr 6, 2024

Top Israeli spy head leaves identity exposed in online security lapse: Report

The chief of Israel’s Unit 8200, which is the Intelligence Corps unit of the occupying regime’s military, has left his true identity exposed in an online “embarrassing security lapse”, The Guardian reveals. In a report published on Friday, the British …
Source: Press TV - LABEL PENDING
Published on Apr 5, 2024

Can AI Destroy Humanity? What Should We Know About This?

Can AI Destroy Humanity? The notion of artificial intelligence (AI) potentially posing a threat to humanity is a topic that has sparked widespread debate and speculation in recent years. While AI has the potential to bring about transformative benefits to …
Source: Analytics Insight - NEUTRAL
Published on Apr 5, 2024

The New Cyber Threat Landscape: Challenges and Way Out

“Beyond conventional malware and ransomware, the real cyber threats stem from broader issues like geopolitical tensions, economic espionage, and terrorism. These threats underscore the evolving nature of cyber warfare, where various threat actors wield …
Source: eGov Magazine - NEUTRAL
Published on Apr 5, 2024

NIWDC Commander Visits Attends CWOBC Graduation

PENSACOLA, Fla. – Capt. Bryan Braswell, commander, Naval Information Warfighting Development Center (NIWDC), visited the Center for Information Warfare Training (CIWT) and Information Warfare Training Center (IWTC) Corry Station to discuss Information …
Source: DVIDS - GOV'T INSTITUTION
Published on Apr 5, 2024

How Does AI Content Impact Geopolitical Agendas? Insights into China’s Strategy

In a world where knowledge may be used as a weapon as well as a shield, it is imperative that artificial intelligence (AI content) be used to sway opinions and shape narratives. The most recent information from the Microsoft Threat Analysis Center (MTAC) …
Source: Cryptopolitan - UNCATEGORIZED
Published on Apr 5, 2024

PublicSec Cybersecurity Summit: Insights and Collaborations

IT News Africa recently hosted the annual Public Sector Cybersecurity Summit at the Gallagher Convention Centre in Midrand, drawing a crowd of industry players and service providers. The event featured a line-up of 10 experts from both the IT industry and …
Source: IT News Africa - NEUTRAL
Published on Apr 5, 2024

Japan’s Self-Defense Forces Eye Joining Balikatan Exercises; U.S.-Philippine Drills Involved Over 17,000 Personnel Last ...

REUTERS/Eloisa Lopez A Filipino soldier fires a Javelin anti-tank weapon system during a live exercise as part of the annual US-Philippines joint military exercises called “Balikatan” at Fort Magsaysay, Nueva Ecija province, Philippines, April 13, 2023 …
Source: The Japan News - CENTER-RIGHT
Published on Apr 5, 2024

Why Natural Catastrophes Will Always Be Worse than Cyber Catastrophes

Cyber attacks have been characterized as “borderless” threats. The seeming lack of geographic constraint implies that one skilled hacker, presumably in a hoodie and Guy Fawkes mask, could take down the internet in its entirety. It even happened once, in …
Source: War on the Rocks - NEUTRAL
Published on Apr 4, 2024

Germany launches military reform with new command structure

Germany's Defense Minister Boris Pistorius announced plans for a major restructuring of the military on Thursday. The changes include the establishment of a fourth branch of the armed forces that specializes in cyber warfare, which will operate …
Source: Deutsche Welle - PUBLIC BROADCASTER
Published on Apr 5, 2024

Does the US need another new branch of the armed forces for cyber warriors?

America is falling behind in its ability to carry out and defend against cyberattacks. And one reason, according to a new report, is that the U.S. military is recruiting too many jocks and not enough nerds. “They’re going for the kids that are physically …
Source: The Gazette - Colorado - NEUTRAL
Published on Apr 4, 2024

The Work Of This Clandestine Army Unit That Used Guile To Fight The Nazis Is Highly Relevant Again

On March 21, 2024, World War II veterans Bernard Bluestein, 100, alongside Seymour Nussenbaum, 100, and John Christman, 99, attended a ceremony at the U.S. Capitol. There, the men were given the Congressional Gold Medal, Congress's highest honor, for …
Source: The Drive - NEUTRAL
Published on Apr 4, 2024

FBI director outlines threat of cyber attacks in speech at University of Kansas

LAWRENCE — FBI director Christopher Wray provided a sobering analysis Thursday of the increasingly “complex and persistent and severe” cybersecurity threat posed by foreign adversaries to national security, the economy and critical infrastructure. In a …
Source: News from the States - LEFT-WING
Published on Apr 4, 2024

How Ukraine’s volunteer hackers have created a ‘coordinated machine’ around low-level attacks

Before Russia invaded Ukraine almost three years ago, a Ukrainian entrepreneur who goes by the alias Ted said he spent his time building tech companies in Ukraine and abroad. When Moscow launched its first missiles on Ukrainian cities, Ted and other local …
Source: The Cyber Post - LABEL PENDING
Published on Apr 4, 2024

German reinsurer warns generative AI raises global cyber risks

BERLIN, April 4 (Xinhua) -- German reinsurer Munich Re has raised concerns about the increasing cyber risks driven by the rapid advancement of technology, particularly generative artificial intelligence. The world's largest reinsurer said in its report …
Source: The Star (Malaysia) - RIGHT-WING
Published on Apr 4, 2024

Movers & Shakers: New governor-general revealed, AFP welcomes commissioners

Senior Executive Service Band 1 Heike Phillips has moved from the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations to the Department of Home Affairs as the new assistant secretary of media and communication. Christie McClure has been promoted to general …
Source: The Mandarin - LABEL PENDING
Published on Apr 4, 2024

Hackers claim to breach database containing thousands of Russian criminal records

A group of hacktivists going by the name RGB-TEAM claimed responsibility for hacking into the website of Russia’s prosecutor general, exposing data on criminal offenses committed in Russia over the past 30 years. The group published the leaked archive on …
Source: The Record - NEUTRAL
Published on Apr 4, 2024

Balikatan to showcase Philippine’s archipelagic defense

MANILA, Philippines —The Philippines’ upcoming joint annual Balikatan military exercises with the United States – this time also with France – will showcase the new archipelagic defense concept of the Marcos administration, according to the military. “This …
Source: Philstar - PRO-GOVERNMENT
Published on Apr 4, 2024

Why the US is treading carefully before blaming Russia for Havana syndrome?

Editor-in-Chief of The Insider Roman Dobrokhotov told what the consequences will be for Russia when it is accused of involvement in the Havana syndrome (Photo:REUTERS/Marina Lystseva) Roman Dobrokhotov, editor-in-chief of The Insider and co- …
Source: The New Voice of Ukraine - NEUTRAL
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