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Published on 07:13 GMT
SIGNS: Iran May Strike U.S. In Cyber Warfare—Not Bombs, Experts Say
Iran may respond to U.S. airstrikes with potent cyberattacks, using digital disruption as a weapon of influence and plausible deniability. Iran could unleash a range of cyberattacks against the United States in response to the recent airstrikes on its …
Source: AllHipHop - Neutral
Published on Jun 24, 2025
The Hidden Front: Iran, Cyber Warfare, and the Looming Threat to U.S. Critical Infrastructure
By James Hess – CEO and Co-Founder, Unknown Cyber In today’s world, military strength is no longer defined solely by missiles and troops. The digital realm has become a battlefield, and among America’s adversaries, Iran stands out for its determination, …
Source: Cyber Defense Magazine - Pending
Published on 14:12 GMT
Iran restores internet access following ceasefire with Israel
Listen to article Iranian authorities on Wednesday announced the gradual easing of internet restrictions imposed during the 12-day war with Israel, following the implementation of a ceasefire between the longtime foes. Strict internet curbs had been …
Source: The Express Tribune - Indeterminate
Published on 16:35 GMT
Military deploys 800 special forces to combat insecurity
he military is to deploy no fewer than 800 well trained special forces into operational areas to combat myriads of security challenges facing the nation. By Sumaila Ogbaje The military is to deploy no fewer than 800 well trained special forces into …
Source: News Diary Online - Indeterminate
Published on 17:42 GMT
Pro-Iranian Hacktivist Group Leaks Personal Records from the 2024 Saudi Games
Thousands of personal records allegedly linked to athletes and visitors of the Saudi Games have been published online by a pro-Iranian hacktivist group called Cyber Fattah. Cybersecurity company Resecurity said the breach was announced on Telegram on June …
Source: The Hacker News - Pending
Published on 18:42 GMT
Hacktivist Groups Target U.S. Companies and Military Domains in Retaliation for Iran Attacks
The United States has become a popular target for hacktivist groups in the escalating Israel-Iran conflict, following U.S. attacks on Iranian nuclear sites on June 21, 2025. Several pro-Iranian hacktivist collectives, including Mr Hamza, Team 313, Cyber …
Source: GBHackers - Pending
Published on 11:35 GMT
Why Inertial Navigation Systems Are Essential in GNSS-Denied Environments?
GPS and GNSS technologies have gained popularity in recent years in the fields of aviation, autonomous vehicles, maritime operations, and defense. But what happens when signals are blocked, jammed, or inaccessible? Urban canyons, underwater, tunnel-like …
Source: The Enterprise World - Ohio - Neutral
Published on 13:42 GMT
Over 7,400 soldiers attend first parade rehearsal for 80th anniversary of National Day
HÀ NỘI — More than 7,400 officers and soldiers on Wednesday attended the first rehearsal for the military parade marking the commemoration of the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution (August 19) and National Day (September 2). Led by the Department …
Source: Vietnam News Agency - Pending
Published on 14:32 GMT
Tory MSP claims 'terrorist state of Iran' actively backing Scottish independence
The UK Defence Journal reported that the accounts — posting frequently on X under bios such as “NHS nurse” and “Glaswegian socialist” — went dark on Wednesday June 12, the same day Israeli airstrikes reportedly targeted digital infrastructure used by the …
Source: The Herald (Scotland) - Center-left
Published on 12:28 GMT
New Trump move 'puts us in danger' of 'brutal' Iran 'retaliation': conservative
Donald Trump's latest move "puts us in danger," according to a former Republican strategist Wednesday. Conservative anti-Trump activist Rick Wilson, who co-founded the Lincoln Project and hosts the group's podcast, published a Substack …
Source: Raw Story - Left-wing
Published on 17:48 GMT
CDS to deploy 800 special forces to tackle insecurity
The Chief of Defence Staff, General Christopher Musa, has disclosed plans to deploy over 800 specially trained troops to address mounting security challenges in various parts of the country. Speaking during the Defence Training Seminar held on Wednesday in …
Source: Punch - Indeterminate
Published on 18:42 GMT
Is US turning its focus back to Russia? Volodymyr Zelenskyy discusses 'real peace' with Donald Trump at NATO summit
US President Donald Trump on Wednesday met with his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelenskyy on the sidelines of the NATO summit at The Hague. The discussion, which lasted almost an hour, is the first face-to-face conversation between the two since April …
Source: The Week - Center-left
Published on 14:10 GMT
Automation, cloud technologies and strategic clarity are key to surviving the cyber arms race
The UK Government is warning British businesses to bolster their cyber security to “help defend the nation from actors with malign intent.” Addressing the recent NATO Cyber Defence Conference in London, the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, Pat …
Source: TechNative - Pending
Published on 16:40 GMT
Economic collapse to prices meltdown - 10 things likely to happen during first horror days of WW3
A terrifying infographic has revealed what the first days of the next world war could look like for American citizens. During his 2024 election campaign, Donald Trump vowed to be a "peacemaker president", but so far his second term has seen …
Source: The Mirror US - Left-wing
Published on 10:12 GMT
US issues cyber threat warning amid Middle East tensions
The US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is warning of an increased cyber risk following the US' intervention in the conflict between Israel and Iran. Both hacktivists and Iranian government-affiliated actors are routinely targeting poorly-secured …
Source: IT Pro - Neutral
Published on 09:36 GMT
India’s Pakistan Problem Is Not Going Away, Grey Zone Tactics Likely
Here’s a depressing fact about India’s Pakistan problem: there doesn’t seem to be any way around it, or none where India can walk away confident that victory has been achieved. Lt. Gen Ata Hasnain, former GOC 15 Corps, summed it up succinctly at a …
Source: StratNews Global - Indeterminate
Published on Jun 23, 2025
Cyberwarfare takes centre stage in escalating Iran-Israel conflict: Report
As the war between Iran and Israel rages on with deadly missile exchanges and airstrikes, a quieter but equally volatile battleground has emerged in cyberspace, where both nations are deploying their digital arsenals in increasingly aggressive campaigns. …
Source: Mint - Neutral
Published on 08:27 GMT
Why Israel Chose This Moment to Attack Iran: Strategic, Poli...
In a region where history echoes louder than diplomacy, the question of why now? reverberates through the smoking remnants of Israel’s unprecedented strike on Iran. This act, laden with historical vengeance, strategic calculus, and political desperation, …
Source: Modern Ghana - Neutral
Published on Jun 23, 2025
OpEd: SA can't cyberwar, but it's got friends if one finds it
ITWeb contributor Phillip de Wet. In cyberwar terms, South Africa is a big, fat sitting duck. Now, you could argue that is true across all spheres of defence, and you'd be right. South Africa is vulnerable to attack by land, air and sea, and will …
Source: ITWeb - Pending