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Published on Dec 12, 2025
Researchers ask industry for enabling technologies in artificial intelligence (AI) and cyber warfare
ARLINGTON, Va. – U.S. Military researchers are approaching industry for new enabling technologies in artificial intelligence (AI), cyber warfare, adaptable software, and detecting enemy information attacks. Officials of the U.S. Defense Advanced Research …
Source: Military & Aerospace Electronics - Pending
Published on Dec 11, 2025
Iranian cyberwarfare officer led double life, spied for CIA, 'Atlantic' investigation reveals
Source: The Jerusalem Post - Center-right
Published on Dec 10, 2025
AI-driven cyber wars to reshape security in 2026
Security leaders expect 2026 to mark a shift towards AI-driven attacks and defences, a reshaping of network access models and mounting regulatory pressure that forces cyber security deeper into day-to-day operations. Predictions from executives at …
Source: SecurityBrief - Neutral
Published on Dec 12, 2025
Four reasons why the UK is already at war with Russia
Nato's secretary-general warns Europe's leaders 'conflict is at our door'. But we have been locked in an unconventional war with Russia for years “Conflict is at our door.” The sobering message from Nato secretary-general Mark Rutte echoed …
Source: The i paper - Neutral
Published on 01:11 GMT
‘Shocking’: Fox’s Jennifer Griffin Reacts to Three Top Cybersecurity Jobs Left Open by Trump
In a Friday post on X, Fox Chief National Security correspondent Jennifer Griffin called President Donald Trump’s decision to leave vacant three top cybersecurity jobs “shocking” before offering the reminder that there has still been “no explanation” as to …
Source: Mediaite - New York - Left-wing
Published on Dec 12, 2025
White House withdraws nomination for deputy NSA director
Nebraska GOP Rep. Don Bacon said Friday that the White House is withdrawing the nomination of President Donald Trump's nominee for deputy NSA director, just as the acting deputy director is set to retire at the end of the month. Director of National …
Source: Just the News - Right-wing
Published on Dec 12, 2025
Space Force unveils new themes for weapon systems to boost identity
The U.S. Space Force released names of space weapon systems to better link guardians with the force’s specific culture and identity, according to remarks published by the force. At the 2025 Space Force Association’s Spacepower Conference, Chief of Space …
Source: Military Times - Neutral
Published on Dec 12, 2025
CyberVolk Ransomware Flaw Lets Victims Recover Data Without Paying
In the shadowy world of cybercrime, where digital extortionists operate with impunity from safe havens, a notorious group has staged a comeback that underscores both the persistence and the pitfalls of modern ransomware operations. CyberVolk, a pro-Russian …
Source: WebProNews - Pending
Published on Dec 12, 2025
Trump administration turning to private firms in cyber offensive
(Bloomberg) -- President Donald Trump’s administration is preparing to turn to private businesses to help mount offensive cyberattacks against foreign adversaries, according to people familiar with the matter, potentially expanding a shadowy electronic …
Source: Yahoo Finance - Center-left
Published on 00:17 GMT
Germany Accuses Russia Of Cyber-Attack On Air Traffic Control And Election Interference
Germany has summoned the Russian ambassador after accusing Moscow of carrying out a cyber-attack on the country’s air traffic control systems and attempting to interfere in its federal elections. The allegations mark a fresh escalation in tensions between …
Source: Arise News - Neutral
Published on Dec 12, 2025
Reviving Trump's 'America First' Space Dominance, Hegseth Unveils Space Command HQ in Alabama
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — Secretary of War Pete Hegseth arrived at Redstone Arsenal Friday to unveil the new headquarters for the U.S. Space Force, solidifying Alabama as the epicenter of America's orbital defense operations and marking a triumphant return to …
Source: Red State - Right-wing
Published on Dec 12, 2025
Trump’s tariffs expose China’s fragile economy
The 25% tariffs on $200B of Chinese goods have caused a 28.7% drop in exports to the U.S., exposing China's economic fragility and reliance on exploitative trade practices. With collapsing exports, a deflating property market and hidden unemployment …
Source: Natural News - Right-wing
Published on Dec 12, 2025
Global AI Safety Accord Reached by Major Nations to Curb Risks
A significant international agreement on artificial intelligence has been finalized. Major world powers announced the new AI safety framework this week. The deal was struck after months of tense negotiations. It aims to establish common guardrails for …
Source: Zoom Bangla News - Pending
Published on Dec 10, 2025
Eleventh Hour: Cyberwarfare Emerges as an Imminent Threat
As cyberwarfare has emerged as an ongoing threat to critical infrastructure, cybersecurity professionals might want to revisit Stranger Things to learn a thing or two (or eleven). In an ongoing battle between good and evil, there are a startling number of …
Source: eSecurityPlanet - Pending
Published on Dec 12, 2025
UK commits to building one new British Navy AUKUS nuclear attack submarine every 18 months
According to the UK Strategic Defence Review 2025, published by the British Parliament on November 24, 2025, the United Kingdom outlined a continuous production model for nuclear-powered attack submarines for the British Royal Navy. The expanded industrial …
Source: Defense News Security News Army Recognition - Neutral
Published on Dec 12, 2025
Gaza deaths: Microsoft faces legal action for aiding Israel
aeA group of global legal and human rights organisations have written to tech giant Microsoft for its alleged complicity in aiding the mass killings of civilians in Gaza by Israel. The coalition have sent a notice to Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, president …
Source: The Siasat Daily - Indeterminate
Published on Dec 12, 2025
Snakes, Sharks, and Ghosts: Space Force Reveals Themes for Naming Platforms
Audio of this article is brought to you by the Air & Space Forces Association, honoring and supporting our Airmen, Guardians, and their families. Find out more at afa.org ORLANDO, Fla.—In a move to better connect Guardians with the space systems they …
Source: Air & Space Forces Magazine - Pending
Published on Dec 12, 2025
Space Force rolls out new naming scheme for satellites and space weapons
ORLANDO, Fla. — The U.S. Space Force is rolling out a new naming scheme for its satellites, cyber tools and other space-warfare systems, a move aimed at giving its arsenal the kind of recognizable identities long used across the military. In a keynote …
Source: SpaceNews - Neutral
Published on Dec 12, 2025
Neither Cavemen Nor Cyborgs: Islam’s Middle Path in the Age of Technology
I often write about how modern technology is bad for the Muslim ummah and humanity in general, as well as the possible dystopian futures that await us if we continue on our current trajectory of technological advancement – especially with the advent of …
Source: Muslim Skeptic - Right-wing