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2015-02-05

Application Of Unmanned Military Systems

The field of Unmanned Systems is rapidly developing, as part of other burgeoning sectors, such as artificial intelligence, robotics and cyber.

2015-02-16

MABIT: Israeli System Intercepts Cloud Stored Data

In 2015, 83% of all Internet traffic worldwide is expected to run to and from mobile devices. This information is safeguarded and protected by sophisticated encryption mechanisms and processes designed to make sure that no-one gets access to our own data

2015-02-05

Did the White House Use Drone Killing Technology?

At about 3 a.m. on Monday 26th January, a small quadcopter drone, or unmanned aerial vehicle, crashed on the White House lawn. White House officials said that the drone, by itself, was unarmed and didn't represent a threat

2015-02-05

US Military Is Building Advanced Military Drones

For the Pentagon, drones are cheaper to buy and to operate than regular fighter jets. An armed MQ-9 Reaper drone runs about $14 million, compared to $180 million or more for an F-35 Joint Strike Fighter. But unlike barrel-rolling a jet, the business of actually operating a unmanned aerial vehicle, UAV, for the military is lonely, thankless, and incredibly difficult.

2015-02-05

Kaspersky Lab Presents a Forecast for 2045

About 30 years ago the personal computer began to make its way into regular use – and it went on to transform society and the way we live our lives. Kaspersky Lab's experts decided to mark that anniversary by looking further into the future and imagining how information technology might develop and change our lives in the new digital realities of 2045, 30 years from now.

2015-02-04

Industrial Internet of Things: Big Opportunities and Challenges

New digital services and business models based on intelligent connected devices and machines are expected to boost growth, particularly in mature markets.

2015-01-17

Coming Soon. How Surveillance and Privacy will Overlap in 2025

When living a public life becomes the new default, what does privacy even mean? That’s one of the central questions in a new report about the future of privacy from Pew Research Center, which collected the opinions of more than 2,500 experts in computer programming, engineering, publishing, data science, and related fields.

2015-01-07

Mass Surveillance: The Internet’s best engineers are fighting back

The Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) has played down suggestions that the NSA is weakening the security of the Internet through its standardization processes...