How cyber warfare has changed over time
There’s no denying we’re living in a digital world. Technology growth is happening so rapidly, that it’s difficult for the most advanced systems in the world to keep up, at…
Chinese espionage: How Beijing is stealing away US global supremacy
The US faces myriad conventional and unconventional threats: Russia, North Korea, Iran, terrorist organizations, climate change, and pandemics are just some of them. Yet, China unquestionably rises to the top…
This ‘Einstein Box’ helps F-22s secretly communicate with unstealthy planes
America’s troops have very awesome tactical gear, even through all the teething problems that systems like the F-35 Lightning II have had.
That said, all that gear can’t win a war unless you can come up with a good plan.
During a…
Why ‘Stuxnet’ is still the greatest cyberattack victory to date
Cyberattacks are the best way for America’s enemies to mess around with the United States without triggering a full-scale war. Let’s be real, if China and Russia saw real-world retaliation…
The Return of Cozy Bear: Russian hackers in the crosshairs of Western intelligence agencies — again
Six years ago, Dutch intelligence agents reportedly infiltrated a malicious group of hackers working out an office building not far from the Kremlin. Dutch agents hacked into a security camera that monitored people entering the Moscow building,
The first shots of World War III will almost certainly be digital
Last March, the White House announced plans to levy new sanctions against Russia for a list of digital transgressions that included their efforts to meddle with the 2016 presidential election.
This apparent admission from a Trump administrati…
US Navy is ‘under cyber siege’ from Chinese hackers; hemorrhaging national secrets
When should cyber attacks be considered acts of war?
In the past 15 years, state-sponsored cyber attacks have increased significantly, from hacking government and military computers to obtain information to shutting down or defacing websites to interfering with power stations.
And that’s just …
These wounded Marines hunted the Taliban in Afghanistan. Now they hunt child predators online.
Russia is trolling US troops with fake Facebook profiles of gorgeous women
When Russian President Vladimir Putin visited the studios of state-owned media outlet Russia Today in 2013, he reportedly instructed them to break “the Anglo-…