Searched for
IRAN CYBERWARFARE
Russia is the test of Europe's strategic autonomyEuropean ambassadors' visit to Moscow to discuss ending the Ukraine invasion proved futile, highlighting Europe's geopolitical challenges. ...- Drones are critical for future warfare: Rajnath SinghIndia is set to become a global drone manufacturing hub by 2030. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh emphasized the need for complete self-relia...
- Iran war poses test for US Justice Department after firings deplete national security ranksAmerica's ability to fight terrorism is weakened. Key units in the Justice Department and FBI have lost many experienced agents. This is du...
- Australia must deploy 'unconventional' means to deter China, Russia: think tankAustralia needs an "unconventional deterrence" policy to counter threats from China and Russia, according to a leading think tank. The Aust...
- Straight out of a spy film: Ex-Mossad officer explains how Israeli spies infiltrate Iran’s deepest circlesMossad spy network in Iran is not just a mystery anymore. Former Mossad officer Oded Ailam, who served for 24 years, has revealed how Israe...
- EU intel confirms CNN, NYT bombshell that Trump's obliteration of Iran's nuclear sites was fake - key pointsIran uranium stockpile remains mostly untouched despite heavy U.S. strikes on nuclear sites, according to European intelligence cited by th...
- As Iran Israel ceasefire holds, Tehran-backed hackers begin operations - target US banks, and defense sitesIran-backed hackers have started targeting U.S. banks, oil companies, and defense firms after American strikes on Iran. U.S. authorities ha...
- US dropped 'bunker buster' bombs, but Iran’s 'Mysterious Team' has put America on high alert; What experts fear mostFollowing U.S. strikes on Iranian nuclear sites, Tehran-backed hackers have targeted U.S. banks, defense contractors, and oil companies. Wh...
- Backed into a corner, Iran may unleash hackers, spies, sleeper cells and terror proxies worldwideIsrael has launched multiple airstrikes against Iran, targeting nuclear sites and key Revolutionary Guard leaders. While Iran’s military st...
- Iran vs Israel: One has nukes, the other has numbers – who has the edge in West Asia’s war game?As airstrikes criss-cross the skies over Tehran and Tel Aviv, and the region plunges deeper into conflict, the world’s attention is fixed n...
- Lessons from Iran missile attacks for defending against China's advanced arsenalIran's recent missile attacks on Israel showcase the strengths and weaknesses of U.S. and allied missile defenses. Analysts suggest that in...
- US, UK spy chiefs praise Ukraine's 'audacious' Russia incursion; call for Gaza cease-fireThe heads of MI6 and the CIA praised Ukraine's recent incursion into Russia's Kursk region as a significant achievement that could alter th...
- View: The dangerous game Iran is playingThe article discusses the complex dynamics of the Israel-Hamas conflict driven by Iranian efforts to challenge U.S. influence in the Middle...
- US needs to reach out to India, other Asian partners to strengthen ties beyond Europe: Joe BidenLaying out his foreign policy vision for America, Biden said he will focus to restore dignified leadership at home and respected leadership...
- John Kerry gave a revealing answer on whether the US will help protect Iran's nuclear programOne of the most effective acts of geopolitical cyberwar in modern history was launched by Israel at the Iranian nuclear program.
- Armed forces finalising plan for tri-service commands to handle space, cyber warfareThe armed forces are now finalising the plan for creation of three new tri-service commands to handle space, cyber and special forces.
- Pentagon to expand its cyber force to defend and attackThe report said the move is part of a push by Defence Secretary Leon Panetta to bolster the Pentagon's cyberoperations.
- Israeli army stresses on cyber warfareIsraeli army has conceded that it is using cyber-warfare to defend the country.
- While the world braces for e-threats, India moves slowRussian expert warned developed countries would be the "main victims'' of cyber-war since they were the most inter-connected in terms of IT.
- China has a history of hacking computersChina has a history of hacking computers not just elsewhere in the world but also in India.
Load More
