Collaborate Disseminate
The Pentagon’s favorite think tank found that lack of access to abortion will deepen the U.S. mililtary’s recruiting crisis. Continue reading Restricted Access to Abortion Is a Threat to National Security, Study Finds
The U.S. Army is training its troops to fight against a modern threat: swarms of coordinated commercial drones. Continue reading Watch the U.S. Army Prepare for a 40 Drone Swarm Attack
In recent years you’ve probably seen a couple of photos of tablets and smartphones strapped to the armor of soldiers, especially US Special Forces. The primary app loaded on most …read more Continue reading The TAK Ecosystem: Military Coordination Goes Open Source
The Financial Times tells how the head of a Ukrainian cybersecurity company recruited dozens of “high-level Ukrainian hackers” and borrowed a Starlink internet satellite for “the large-scale infiltration of internet-connected security cameras to survei… Continue reading How Ukrainians Infiltrated Internet-Connected Security Cameras, Exposed Russian Bases
Thursday Ukraine’s largest nuclear power plant was cut off from the country’s electricity grid, causing “widespread power outages across southern Ukraine,” according to the New York Times. Friday afternoon it was reconnected to Ukraine’s national power… Continue reading Ukraine’s Nuclear Plant Reconnected to Grid. Russia Accused of Intentional Shelling
On Thursday the International Atomic Energy Agency’s director “warned that parts of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant had been knocked out due to recent attacks, risking an ‘unacceptable’ potential radiation leak,” according to CNN:
“IAEA experts believe… Continue reading Parts of Europe’s Largest Nuclear Plant ‘Knocked Out’ By Russia-Ukraine Fighting
For months international experts worried about “a sprawling nuclear power plant on the banks of Dnipro River in southern Ukraine,” reports CNN.
“Then, on Friday, explosions rang out at Zaporizhzhia nuclear power complex, the biggest of its kind in Eu… Continue reading War in Ukraine Brings Explosions at Europe’s Largest Nuclear Plant
This week America’s Department of Defense “created an office to track unidentified objects in space and air, [and] under water,” reports Space.com, “or even those that appear to travel between these domains.”
UFOs, or as they are now known, unidentifi… Continue reading America’s Defense Department Creates a New Office for Tracking and Analyzing UFOs
An anonymous reader quotes a report from MIT Technology Review: “People are realizing now: wait a minute, literally everything we do is underpinned by Linux,” says Dave Aitel, a cybersecurity researcher and former NSA computer security scientist. “This… Continue reading DARPA Is Worried About How Well Open-Source Code Can Be Trusted
Edge Autonomy announced a deal with the US Department of Defense (DoD) to produce an unspecified amount of long-endurance Penguin drones for the US Army. From a report: The company manufactures a range of light drones capable of carrying a range of pay… Continue reading US Army Buys Penguin Drone, Bayraktar TB2’s Latvian Lookalike