An increasingly pressing question is emerging in the United States: after a long series of bans, restrictions, and closures against China, how will the country guarantee the supply of batteries...

The U.S. Treasury Department unexpectedly removed from its sanctions list three individuals previously accused of ties to Intellexa , the developer of the Predator spyware . The decision was made...

Chatbots are everywhere now. We've all encountered those virtual assistants that answer our questions, provide us with information, and sometimes seem downright intelligent. But what happens when these chatbots become...

As artificial intelligence develops, the debate over its status and the limits of what is permissible is becoming increasingly heated. One of the most respected researchers in this field, Canadian...

On Wednesday, December 31, Finnish authorities seized a cargo ship believed to be involved in the damage to an undersea telecommunications cable connecting Helsinki to Tallinn, Estonia. The action was...

The UK government has announced plans to strengthen the protection of undersea cables using autonomous vessels. Military ships and aircraft will also be involved in this "defense." The UK Ministry...

Cybersecurity specialist Anurag Sen discovered that Uzbekistan's license plate recognition system database was freely accessible online: anyone could access all the information . It is unclear how long the system...

Remote work has given employees freedom , but with it has also come digital surveillance . We discussed this some time ago in an article, reporting that these monitoring tools...

Author: Roberto Villani, Tanslate: Vincenzo Marcovecchio Why will the cyberg wars, indeed the cyber-guerrillas, be more and more present and involve us more and more? The short century, the 1900s...

The Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO) has raised the alarm about the readiness of authoritarian states to go beyond cyber espionage to directly sabotage critical infrastructure. Mike Burgess, head of...