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• Published on Dec 5, 2024

  

Anonymous declares cyber war against Georgian government

• The international activist hacker group Anonymous has declared cyber war against the current government of Georgia, stating that the party and its leader, Bidzina Ivanishvili, have betrayed the Georgian people and their will. “Your oppressive regime will …

  Source: Georgia Today - Neutral
• Published on Dec 4, 2024

  

Cyber warfare rising across EU in bid to 'destablise' member states

• Cyber warfare is escalating across Europe with malicious cyber attacks combing with espionage, sabotage, acts of violence, and disinformation, the EU’s cyber agency has warned.ENISA said cyber espionage campaigns targeting EU countries and institutions as …

  Source: Irish Examiner - Neutral
• Published on Dec 5, 2024

  

Russia could target Gibraltar or Cyprus in retaliation for Ukraine using Shadow Storm missiles, UK defence chiefs fear, ...

• UK defence chiefs fear that Russia could target Gibraltar or Cyprus in retaliation for Ukraine using Storm Shadow missiles. Senior defence figures held emergency talks with officials in Cyprus and Gibraltar after Putin warned that his military could strike …

  Source: Daily Mail - Right-wing
• Published on 00:53 GMT

  

Russia resorts to cyberattacks on Ukraine’s energy system before conducting massive shelling

• Russia conducts powerful cyberattacks on Ukraine’s energy sector ahead of massive shelling of the power grid, Deputy Energy Minister Roman Andarak said. This pattern reveals how warfare evolves during the Russo-Ukrainian War. Cyber operations are combined …

  Source: Euromaidan Press - Neutral
• Published on Dec 5, 2024

  

American Opinion: Pete Hegseth is the wrong person to lead the Pentagon

• After forcing the withdrawal of one ethically challenged nominee, Republican senators seem inclined to overlook the checkered past of another of Donald Trump’s cabinet picks, potential Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Even lawmakers unconcerned about …

  Source: West Central Tribune - Minnesota - Neutral
• Published on 00:23 GMT

  

MAFS star Alana Lister's shock career change as she unexpectedly releases her first novel - amid barrage of worrying ...

• Married At First Sight's Alana Lister has revealed her shock career change after sparking concern with a barrage of alarming social media posts. The school teacher turned reality TV star took to Instagram on Friday to share the surprising news that she …

  Source: Daily Mail - Right-wing
• Published on Dec 2, 2024

  

Mindef should establish 'digital regiment', MP suggests PARLIAMENT | Cyber warfare a cross-border issue that can pose ...

• PARLIAMENT | A parliamentarian today suggested the Defence Ministry establish a “digital regiment” to fend off cyber attacks and enrol e-sports players as part of the mechanism. Manndzri Nasib (BN-Tenggara) said cyber warfare is a cross-border issue that …

  Source: Malaysiakini - Center-left
• Published on Dec 4, 2024

  

Former MI6 chief Sir Alex Younger on Russia, Syria and cyberwarfare

• 👉Listen to The World with Richard Engel and Yalda Hakim on your podcast app👈 On this week's episode of The World podcast, Yalda and Richard are joined by former MI6 'C' Sir Alex Younger who was head of the service from 2014-20. He warns how …

  Source: Sky News - Neutral
• Published on Dec 2, 2024

  

Amateur hackers wage cyber war amid India-Bangladesh tensions

• They are the 'watchers', the 'protectors', and the punishers delivering 'justice' in their own style – sitting thousands of kilometres away. They are virtual warriors, adding a new dimension to the prevailing tensions between India …

  Source: India Today - Neutral
• Published on Dec 3, 2024

  

Cyberwarfare 2025: The rise of AI weapons, zero-days, and state-sponsored chaos

• As we approach 2025, the notion of warfare is increasingly shifting from the physical to the digital domain. Cyberwarfare, once considered a supplementary tool for traditional military operations, has now emerged as a primary weapon for nations seeking to …

  Source: BetaNews - Neutral
• Published on Dec 3, 2024

  

‘Russia can turn the lights off’: how the UK is preparing for cyberwar

• The Swedish government checklist for surviving a war would not have looked out of place decades ago: bottled water; sleeping bags; extra batteries; enough cash for a week; and non-perishable food such as rice and cereal. Without being mentioned in name, …

  Source: The Guardian - Center-left
• Published on Dec 5, 2024

Georgia live updates | Protests continue after halting of EU accession bid

• We continue our live coverage of the fallout and widespread protests that have come in the wake of Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze’s announcement that Georgia would be halting its EU accession process. President hails Ukraine sanctions while Prime …

  Source: Open Caucasus Media - Center-left
• Published on Dec 5, 2024

  

Iran’s nuclear threat: key steps the US and Israel must take to prevent war

• Iran’s nuclear weapons program has reached a critical stage. The regime is now only a few days away from having sufficient weapons-grade uranium (90%) to build several nuclear warheads, and leaders of the Islamic Republic have begun openly hinting at a …

  Source: The Jerusalem Post - Center-right
• Published on Dec 5, 2024

  

Designing a force structure for New Zealand’s strategic circumstances

• The ANZMIN meeting of foreign and defence ministers in Auckland this week should focus on how Australia and New Zealand can modernise their alliance to deal with worsening strategic circumstances. The Luxon government has adopted sharper language about the …

  Source: The Strategist - Neutral
• Published on Dec 4, 2024

  

ENISA Launches First State of EU Cybersecurity Report

• European institutions are likely to experience disruptions due to cyber-attacks in the near future, according to a report by the EU’s Cybersecurity Agency (ENISA). In its first-ever Report on the State of Cybersecurity in the Union, published on December 3 …

  Source: Infosecurity Magazine - Neutral
• Published on Dec 4, 2024

  

India and Cambodia collaborate in landmark defence exercise CINBAX-I 2024

• The inaugural Cambodia-India Joint Table Top Exercise, CINBAX-I 2024, commenced earlier this month at the Foreign Training Node in Pune. Featuring 20 personnel from each army, the exercise represents a milestone in strengthening defence cooperation between …

  Source: The Statesman (India) - Center-left
• Published on Dec 4, 2024

  

Why did Saudi prince Mohammed bin Salman change his rhetoric about Israel?

• Over the past few weeks, Mohammed bin Salman’s sharp criticism of Israel and overtures toward Iran have raised eyebrows across Washington and beyond. At a November 11 summit of Islamic nations in Riyadh, the Saudi crown prince accused Israel of committing …

  Source: The Times of Israel - Neutral
• Published on Nov 30, 2024

  

Why South Korea is now a bigger player in US-China cyberwarfare

• For three days earlier this year, defence personnel from more than 20 Nato and Indo-Pacific countries descended on the South Korean capital to work out what a regional cyberwar might look like. In the APEX war gaming, critical infrastructure of multiple …

  Source: South China Morning Post - Uncategorized
• Published on Dec 4, 2024

  

Albania strengthens security ahead of 2025 elections amid growing hybrid threats

• Tirana, December 4, 2024 – Albania is increasing its efforts to combat hybrid threats, including cyber-attacks and disinformation, as it prepares for the 2025 parliamentary elections, Interior Minister Ervin Hoxha said on Wednesday. Speaking to the …

  Source: Gazeta Tema - Uncategorized

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