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Microsoft announced new technology to combat disinformation for the 2020 presidential election, including deepfakes.

The U.S. Army, Navy and Air Force each have their own secure information-sharing combat network technology programs. But what if those programs were combined?

Apple-approved malware has arrived, leading experts to wonder if more is on the way.

EXCLUSIVE: Google announced Wednesday it has been chosen by a sector of the Defense Department to assist with a new U.S. health system designed to help pathologists study and identify certain types of cancers suffered by military veterans. 

What if a dismounted squad is navigating rigorous terrain amid high-intensity combat, tasked with finding enemy Humvees, yet the enemy targets are dispersed and hidden?

But what exactly is this technology and is it likely to stop a weapon falling into the wrong hands?

Should more agile, F-35-armed, faster-moving big-deck amphibious assault ships be used as mini-carriers?

The Pentagon is calling China’s decision to fire off anti-ship missiles in the South China Sea concerning, “counterproductive to easing tensions” and “destabilizing.”

Due in large part to the pandemic, more Americans than ever are “priming it.” That is, jumping on Amazon and using their Prime membership to get free two-day shipping on purchases. .

During this pandemic with time at home, many people are cleaning and organizing their closets, garage, or attic. It makes sense. Afterward, you have a sense of accomplishment and a pile of things you can sell or donate.

Twitter has suspended or restricted nearly all 3,000 accounts linked to a “Dracula” botnet pushing pro-Chinese political propaganda.

Cyber security firm Night Lion, which specializes in digital forensics, has discovered a series of online marketplaces where stolen gaming accounts from just four popular titles (including the aforementioned Fortnite) allegedly generate some $700 million every year.

It might seem like a paradox: be ready to fight a limited “tactical” nuclear war and maintain an ability to ensure catastrophic annihilation of an enemy with nuclear weapons to keep the peace. 

What was mistaken for a UFO after it wound up in a dense jungle in the African nation turned out to be an internet balloon from a subsidiary of Alphabet, Loon, Reuters reports.

The FBI and Department of Homeland Security’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) are getting serious about voice phishing, also known as vishing, a new threat to illegally obtain money.

Under heavy enemy fire, a dismounted squad of soldiers encounters incoming sniper fire from a building and rapid movements behind certain windows, when a nearby drone is instantly and automatically tasked with quickly surveilling the area before aggregating data and propagating live-saving, combat-sensitive information directly back to commanders and soldiers. 

Unsophisticated Iranian hackers are attacking company networks with ransomware, a cybersecurity firm said.

As trade talks between the United States and China continue to crumble amid the global coronavirus pandemic, which emanated from the Chinese city of Wuhan, the issue of data-stealing has surfaced as a point of contention for the Trump administration.

We all make silly mistakes. We answer robocalls, click links we should have double-checked first, and open spam email or worse, rogue attachments.

A coordinated effort by TikTok users to flood the Official Trump 2020 App with one-star reviews forced the campaign to reset the app’s rating system earlier this month, according to reports.