The Danger Lurking Just Below Ukraine’s Surface
Oleksandr Kryvtsov had enough. The owner of an agricultural company in Hrakove, near Kharkiv, Kryvtsov found his land littered with...
Read more →Oleksandr Kryvtsov had enough. The owner of an agricultural company in Hrakove, near Kharkiv, Kryvtsov found his land littered with...
Read more →Plus: State-backed hackers test out generative AI, the US takes down a major Russian military botnet, and 100 hospitals in...
Read more →Two prototype satellites for the Missile Defense Agency and four missile-tracking satellites for the US Space Force rode a SpaceX...
Read more →While redirecting blame away from Turner and his cohorts, the claim is both false and deceptive, relying on assertions that,...
Read more →A watchdog group’s investigation found that terrorist group Hezbollah and other US-sanctioned entities have accounts with paid check marks on...
Read more →As a result, most House members remain confused as to when 702 surveillance would actually end if Congress fails to...
Read more →You shouldn’t trust any answers a chatbot sends you. And you probably shouldn’t trust it with your personal information either....
Read more →Johnson, notably, previously voted in favor of legislation that would have drastically reformed the 702 program with a slew of...
Read more →International humanitarian law prohibits attacks on hospitals and health care facilities, or against patients, doctors, and their means of transport,...
Read more →18:46 April 15, 2054 (GMT‑5) Arlington National Cemetery That night in her apartment Julia Hunt ordered in sushi and watched...
Read more →This is a job for LLL: Give it (or its brethren) a basis of a multidimensional lattice, and it’ll spit...
Read more →Documents exclusively obtained by WIRED reveal that AI surveillance software tracked thousands of people using the London Underground to detect...
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