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Information Security Biggest Challenge To National Security: Army Chief
Army chief General MM Naravane on Saturday said information security is the biggest challenge to national security in the present scenario "which can give a strong shock to the economy and can handicap government machinery also".
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US Election Officials Worried As Hackers Break Into Voting Machines
Amid the growing debate over whether electronic voting machines (EVMs) are hackable or not, elections officials in the US are worried over the increasing "information warfare" as mid-term polls loom.
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Yahoo 1-Billion User Hack Shows Data's Use for Information Warfare
The ability to create a searchable database with data tidbits such as birth dates and phone numbers makes it enormously valuable to hackers.
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Yahoo Hack Shows Data's Use For Information Warfare
The 2013 hack affecting a billion Yahoo users shows how seemingly innocuous bits of data gleaned from cyber attacks can be exploited for espionage and information warfare, as well as for profit.
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EU, NATO Cement 'Transatlantic Bond' Before Donald Trump Takes Office
North Atlantic Treaty Organisation and the European Union overcame years of rivalry on Tuesday to agree a seven-point plan to counter tactics such as cyber attacks, information warfare and irregular militia from Russia and other potential aggressors.
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Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare, Modern Warfare Remastered Price and Editions Revealed
Activision finally confirms everything we already know about Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered, with some additional information thrown in.
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Children Among Dead in Russian Strikes on Syria: Report
Two children were among at least seven civilians killed in air strikes carried out by Russian warplanes in Syria's northwestern province of Idlib, a monitoring group said today, citing witnesses.
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Make in India: 46 Production Licences Issued for Defence Manufacturing
Since the launch of the ambitious 'Make in India' initiative, 46 licences have been issued in the defence sector to produce items including light armoured vehicles, artillery weapon systems, UAVs and underwater systems, the Lok Sabha was informed today.
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China's Xi Jinping Urges Army to Create Strategy for Information Warfare
Chinese President Xi Jinping has said China will spur military innovation and called on the army to create a new strategy for "information warfare" as the country embarks on military reform, state media said on Saturday.
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From Syria to Ukraine, Social Media Opens Up Warfare
In 2013, Eliot Higgins used videos posted online from Syria to track weapons and pinpoint a chemical strike in Damascus from a computer in the English Midlands.
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Top China college in focus with ties to army's cyber-spying unit
The papers, state on their title pages they were written by Unit 61398 researchers and professors at Shanghai Jiaotong's School of Information Security Engineering (SISE).
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Information Security Biggest Challenge To National Security: Army Chief
Army chief General MM Naravane on Saturday said information security is the biggest challenge to national security in the present scenario "which can give a strong shock to the economy and can handicap government machinery also".
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US Election Officials Worried As Hackers Break Into Voting Machines
Amid the growing debate over whether electronic voting machines (EVMs) are hackable or not, elections officials in the US are worried over the increasing "information warfare" as mid-term polls loom.
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Yahoo 1-Billion User Hack Shows Data's Use for Information Warfare
The ability to create a searchable database with data tidbits such as birth dates and phone numbers makes it enormously valuable to hackers.
-
Yahoo Hack Shows Data's Use For Information Warfare
The 2013 hack affecting a billion Yahoo users shows how seemingly innocuous bits of data gleaned from cyber attacks can be exploited for espionage and information warfare, as well as for profit.
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EU, NATO Cement 'Transatlantic Bond' Before Donald Trump Takes Office
North Atlantic Treaty Organisation and the European Union overcame years of rivalry on Tuesday to agree a seven-point plan to counter tactics such as cyber attacks, information warfare and irregular militia from Russia and other potential aggressors.
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Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare, Modern Warfare Remastered Price and Editions Revealed
Activision finally confirms everything we already know about Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered, with some additional information thrown in.
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Children Among Dead in Russian Strikes on Syria: Report
Two children were among at least seven civilians killed in air strikes carried out by Russian warplanes in Syria's northwestern province of Idlib, a monitoring group said today, citing witnesses.
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Make in India: 46 Production Licences Issued for Defence Manufacturing
Since the launch of the ambitious 'Make in India' initiative, 46 licences have been issued in the defence sector to produce items including light armoured vehicles, artillery weapon systems, UAVs and underwater systems, the Lok Sabha was informed today.
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China's Xi Jinping Urges Army to Create Strategy for Information Warfare
Chinese President Xi Jinping has said China will spur military innovation and called on the army to create a new strategy for "information warfare" as the country embarks on military reform, state media said on Saturday.
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From Syria to Ukraine, Social Media Opens Up Warfare
In 2013, Eliot Higgins used videos posted online from Syria to track weapons and pinpoint a chemical strike in Damascus from a computer in the English Midlands.
-
Top China college in focus with ties to army's cyber-spying unit
The papers, state on their title pages they were written by Unit 61398 researchers and professors at Shanghai Jiaotong's School of Information Security Engineering (SISE).
