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November 09, 2024

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Published on Nov 8, 2024

ASD(A) Cyber Warfare, USINDOPACOM, JFHQ-DODIN join forces to host second Indo-Pacific Critical Infrastructure Workshop

More than 300 cyber and critical infrastructure experts converged on Honolulu, both virtually and in-person, Oct. 28 to Nov. 1 to attend the second iteration of the Indo-Pacific Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity Workshop and continue discussions about …
Source: DVIDS - Georgia - Gov't Institution
Published on Nov 7, 2024

Quantum Computing and state-sponsored Cyber Warfare: How quantum will transform Nation-State Cyber Attacks

The rise of quantum computing is more than a technological advancement; it marks a profound shift in the world of cybersecurity, especially when considering the actions of state-sponsored cyber actors. Quantum technology has the power to upend the very …
Source: Modern Diplomacy - Neutral
Published on 16:46 GMT

Cybercrime rising in Nigeria, government must sit up, university don warns

From Noah Ebije, Kaduna A Professor of Law and Director of Academic Planning in the American University of Nigeria, (AUN), Yola, Prof. Mohammed Bello Magaji, has alerted the federal government to up its games against rising cybercrime in the country in …
Source: The Sun Nigeria - Uncategorized
Published on 20:00 GMT

TSMC to halt production of advanced AI chips for China amid U.S. export controls

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) has informed its Chinese customers that production of advanced artificial intelligence (AI) chips will be suspended effective November 11. According to a recent report by the Financial Times, the suspension …
Source: Madhyamam - Center-left
Published on 09:19 GMT

Czech news in brief for November 9: Saturday's top headlines

Czech President Petr Pavel emphasized the need for Europe to boost and refine defense investments to protect its values and security at the Prague Defence Summit on Friday. Speaking at the National Museum, Pavel warned that the standard 2 percent GDP …
Source: Expats.cz - Neutral
Published on 01:44 GMT

Cybersecurity: Ghosts in the Machine

"The supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting." – Sun Tzu, The Art of War In the dead of night, a fully laden LNG tanker quietly navigates the narrow channel of a strategic U.S. port. Suddenly, the ship's GPS blinks and …
Source: The Maritime Executive - Label Pending
Published on Nov 8, 2024

Course Correction

When I took my exam to become a licensed Marriner for the United States Coast Guard, one of the most difficult topics in the multi-part exam was navigation. People do not learn about marine navigation in middle school or high school. We did not learn …
Source: The Times of Israel - Neutral
Published on 13:13 GMT

Securing the Virtual Expanse

In the digital epoch, the United States stands at a critical juncture. The virtual expanse is not merely a domain of innovation and connectivity but also a battleground where the stakes are nothing less than the nation's security, economy, and the very …
Source: American Thinker - Right-wing
Published on Nov 8, 2024

North Korean Hackers Shift Tactics to Target Crypto Firms

North Korean hackers have shifted their methods in an escalation of their cyber warfare tactics. They now employ phishing emails as a primary tool to target cryptocurrency firms. A recent report by cybersecurity research firm SentinelLabs linked this shift …
Source: BeInCrypto - Center-left
Published on Nov 8, 2024

How My Time in the Navy Prepared Me For Success in the Business World

With over 30 years of experience at companies like SAP, KPMG, Cisco, and EY, Michael Cortesio, Rimini Street’s VP of Manufacturing, draws on lessons from his nine-year tenure as a Lieutenant Commander and Surface Warfare Officer in the U.S. Navy. We spoke …
Source: Supply Chain 24/7 - Label Pending
Published on Nov 8, 2024

Singtel declines to confirm whether Chinese hacker group was involved in June malware attack

SINGAPORE: Responding to allegations made in a Bloomberg report, Singtel has confirmed the detection and removal of malware from its systems but refrained from acknowledging any ties to Chinese hackers. The Bloomberg report, citing anonymous sources, …
Source: The Independent Singapore - Neutral
Published on Nov 7, 2024

Rajnath Singh Offers Full Support to the Private Sector in Defence

Defence minister Rajnath Singh has called upon the private sector to move forward from ‘participation’ to ‘taking lead’ in the defence sector, assuring government’s full support to make India an innovation & technology hub. He was addressing scientists …
Source: FORCE - Label Pending
Published on Nov 7, 2024

Some Issues and Topics Our Reporters Will Be Following in a Second Trump Presidency — and How to Get in Touch

Sixteen years ago, we started ProPublica to do hard-hitting, rigorous journalism that exposes wrongdoing and injustice. In that time, our investigative reporters have covered three presidential administrations, from the Obama administration’s failed …
Source: ProPublica - Center-left
Published on Nov 7, 2024

US Again Trying To Blame Russia For Its Own Domestic Problems

Support SouthFront Click to see the full-size image Written by Lucas Leiroz, member of the BRICS Journalists Associations, researcher at the Center for Geostrategic Studies, military expert As expected, the US once again accuses the Russian Federation of …
Source: SouthFront - Gov't Propaganda
Published on Nov 7, 2024

A Review of China’s Restrictions and Surveillance of Foreign Social Media Platforms

In recent years, China’s strict surveillance and restrictions on foreign social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and Instagram have highlighted the government’s unique approach to digital security. These platforms are heavily restricted and …
Source: Modern Diplomacy - Neutral
Published on Nov 7, 2024

These Are the Most Controversial Inventions in the History of Military Technology

Military NicoElNino / Shutterstock.com Published: November 7, 2024 8:30 am Modern warfare can kill more people in a shorter amount of time than at any point in history. Some of the most controversial weapons are those that inflict needless pain and …
Source: 24/7 Wall Street - Label Pending
Published on Nov 7, 2024

Inside North Korea's shadowy military that's great in size but poorly equipped

Watch: How powerful is the Korean military? North Korea is believed to be sending up to 12,000 troops to fight alongside Russia in its war in Ukraine. Pyongyang has a sizeable armed force, including an army of more than a million soldiers. So, what do we …
Source: Forces Network - Neutral
Published on Nov 7, 2024

The West must respond to Russia’s rapidly escalating hybrid warfare

According to recent reports, Russia is currently stepping up its sabotage campaign across the EU as part of Moscow’s hybrid war against the West. “Russia is conducting an intensifying campaign of hybrid attacks across our allied territories, interfering …
Source: Atlantic Council - Uncategorized
Published on Nov 7, 2024

Bringing global awareness to Springfield

In September over 100 people dined on Polish cuisine and then heard a fascinating presentation from former Polish ambassador Daniel Fried. In October another large group gathered, this time dining on selections from China, Afghanistan and Austria, and then …
Source: Illinois Times - Left-wing
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