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How Hackers Are Implanting ‘Digital Grenades’ In American Industrial Networks
The United States pioneered the use of cyber weapons when it shattered Iran’s nuclear centrifuges in 2010 but such devastating...
DARPA Is Racing To Develop Tech That Can Identify Hoax Videos
Fake videos have become such a potentially disruptive threat that the high-tech research arm of the Pentagon is launching a...
The US Merchant Marine Fleet Is Dying — And It May Hurt America’s Ability To Wage War Abroad
The once-mighty U.S. Merchant Marine fleet has nearly collapsed under the weight of high labor costs, zigzagging federal policies and...
Pentagon Bans Sale Of Certain Smartphones On Bases Amid Foreign Hacking Fears
The Pentagon has ordered retail stores on its bases around the world to cease selling all smartphones and devices made...
Senate Votes To Let Internet Companies Collect Data On Your Browsing Habits
On a party line vote, the Senate Thursday overturned privacy rules that barred companies that provide internet service from gathering...
The Air Force Blames Its Serious Pilot Shortage On Lawmakers
The U.S. Air Force faces a shortfall of 700 fighter pilots by the end of the year and as many...
The Computer Hacker Who Helped Feed An Islamic State Death List
The attack seemed like a garden-variety digital holdup. A computer intruder, calling himself the “Albanian hacker,” left a message for...
