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Lt. Col. Jacob Sweatland faced a year in jail until a civilian court gave his case to the DoD. An Army merely reprimanded him and now his court records are sealed. Continue reading An Army Officer Faced Jail Time for Spying on Girls. Then the Pentagon Stepped In.
“I don’t have a mold problem, I have a discipline problem.” Continue reading Army General: Barracks Aren’t Filthy Hellholes, Soldiers Are Just Lazy
Anonymous Bulgaria is y…Dancho Danchev’s “Cyber Threat Actor of the Day” OSINT Compilation of the Day — Bulgarian Cyber Army was first posted on September 12, 2023 at 7:59 am.©2021 "". Use of this feed is for personal non-commerci… Continue reading Dancho Danchev’s “Cyber Threat Actor of the Day” OSINT Compilation of the Day — Bulgarian Cyber Army
The following is a list o…Profiling a Personally Identifiable Email Address Account Portfolio and Domain Portfolio Belonging to the Syrian Electronic Army was first posted on June 25, 2023 at 12:32 am.©2021 "". Use of this feed is… Continue reading Profiling a Personally Identifiable Email Address Account Portfolio and Domain Portfolio Belonging to the Syrian Electronic Army
Australia has joined the race to field a practical high-energy laser weapon as it awards AU$$12.9 million (US$8.74 million) to QinetiQ Australia to develop a prototype with a twist – the goal is to build a laser that can take out main battle tanks.Cont… Continue reading Australia is building a tank-destroying laser weapon
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Continue reading Exposing The Syrian Electronic Army – An OSINT Analysis – A PDF Paper
‘Ghosts in the Machine’ is a mix of bizarre and creepy images that sticks in the mind, but probably won’t send people running to the recruiter’s office. Continue reading Army’s New ‘Psyop’ Recruitment Ad Looks Like a Terrifying Video Game Cutscene
Cybersecurity experts from the U.S. military and the private sector have spent recent weeks working with two American cities to test their ability to respond during a simulated cyberattack layered with several simulated physical disruptions. The virtual exercise, which has feigned malware and ransomware attacks against targets in Charleston, S.C., and Savannah, Ga., over the last several weeks, is aimed at testing participants’ ability to defend against digital threats while simultaneously facing an array of emergency scenarios in the physical realm. While grappling with seeming malicious software attacks, participants also have needed to deal with a fictional cargo ship accident, a flood and the failure of 911 systems. The U.S. Army, alongside private sector and municipal partners, is wrapping up the exercise, known as Jack Voltaic 3.0, this week. By assessing municipal and commercial responses to such blended crises, officials aim to understand and mitigate any shortfalls in response that could impact the U.S. military’s ability to deploy out of […]
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For those of us who started experimenting with electricity when we were very young, one of the essential first skills was learning how to twist wires together. It seems like there’s not much to learn, but after a few failed attempts with nothing but your fingers, you learned a few …read more
Continue reading Retrotechtacular: Wire Splicing the Army Way
Although it isn’t that uncommon to have broadband radio coverage in a single device, going from 0 Hz to 1000 GHz with one antenna and receiver is a bit much. But not for the US Army it seems, because they’ve developed a quantum sensor that can cover that range.
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Continue reading Quantum Sensor Receives from 0 Hz to 1000 GHz