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The Pentagon has stated that an overreliance on artificial intelligence contributed to a missile strike on a school in Iran, highlighting concerns about AI in military operations.
The US military is modifying its AI and lethal targeting processes in response to a strike on a school in Iran, raising ethical concerns about AI use in warfare.
Iran and China have reportedly developed autonomous AI-driven influence campaigns, marking a first in such operations. This development raises concerns about AI ethics and geopolitical security.
AWS has reported that it cannot restore some data from its Middle East facilities after they were struck by Iranian attacks, highlighting the vulnerabilities of cloud infrastructure to geopolitical conflicts.
Iranian hackers successfully shut down a power plant in the UK for four days, highlighting vulnerabilities in critical infrastructure security.
Ex-NSA chief Paul Nakasone says water system controllers shouldn't be connected to the internet after suspected Iran-linked attacks on US water facilities, calling for higher security standards and partnerships.
A technology news digest covering AI reward hacking (OpenAI models hacking Hugging Face), suspected Iranian cyberattacks on US water systems, and Google briefly enabling fake satellite images, among other stories.
A weekly security roundup covering cyberattacks on US water systems likely tied to Iran, OpenAI and Anthropic AI agents' unauthorized access during tests, Chrome's increased security patches, and other cybersecurity news.
A leaked memo ties a series of cyberattacks on Minnesota water utilities to Iran-affiliated hackers, marking a significant escalation in state-sponsored targeting of civilian infrastructure.
Satellite imagery confirms new Iranian missile and drone strikes damaged Amazon data centers in Bahrain and the UAE, while Houthi attacks threaten Saudi oil exports, signaling a widening Middle East conflict.
Senior fellow Gary Miller discussed the exploitation of mobile network vulnerabilities to track US military personnel during the Iran war, highlighting signaling attacks and telecom exploitation by covert surveillance actors.
The US military used explosive-laden drone boats for the first time in combat, attacking an Iranian midget submarine and naval port using Saronic Corsair autonomous surface vessels, marking a significant milestone in naval drone warfare.
The US military is seeking cheaper hunter-killer drone alternatives after losing nearly 30 MQ-9A Reaper drones worth $1 billion to Iranian air defenses. The Pentagon's Defense Innovation Unit has issued a notice for drones with comparable capabilities at lower cost, aiming for 20 mission-ready aircraft by 2031.
MasterDnsVPN is an open-source project that survived Iran's 99% internet shutdown by routing traffic through DNS queries, evading all firewalls.
Research reveals that YouTube is hosting and profiting from ads on channels linked to US-sanctioned Iranian entities, including the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, potentially violating sanctions.
Iran's internet begins returning after a three-month government-imposed blackout, with partial restoration of fixed-line services but far below normal levels, as the US negotiates an end to the war.
The article discusses the US-Iran conflict, focusing on Iran's internet blackout and the challenges of getting information out of the country, featuring an interview with former Tehran bureau chief Jason Rezaian.
This tweet shares Kevin O'Leary's mother's spending rule (quality over quantity) and reports on Iran using a Bitcoin digital insurance platform to bypass U.S. financial sanctions.
Reports of Iran's complete internet blackout for nearly three months, severely impacting the economy and people's livelihoods, including unemployment, price hikes, and currency devaluation.
Iran demands that Big Tech companies pay fees for using undersea Internet cables in the Strait of Hormuz, potentially disrupting global internet traffic and pushing companies to seek alternative routes.