Collaborate Disseminate
It is sort of the American dream: start a company in your garage and have it get crazy big. After all, Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, and even Bill Hewlett and Dave Packard did it. Seems hard to do these days, though. However, one ham radio company that has been pushing …read more
I’m happy to share that the Air Force, through its Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) program, has awarded Privoro a prototyping contract for our government smartphone security solutions. You can learn more by reading our press releas… Continue reading Privoro Announces Air Force Contract
By Uzair Amir
106 Security Flaws Identified in Operationally Significant DoD Websites under
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: US Air Force Hacked for Good at HackerOne’s Bug Bounty Event
Continue reading US Air Force Hacked for Good at HackerOne’s Bug Bounty Event
Humans make mistakes, and vulnerabilities can creep into projects unspotted. The more trusted eyes checking a service – with the approval of the systems’ owners – the better.
Read more in my article on the We Live Security blog.
Continue reading Hack the US Air Force, and make cash… legally!
Sensitive records related to the United States Air Force has been found exposed publicly on the internet, allowing anyone with a web connection to peruse them without authorisation and no need for a password.
Read more in my article on the Bitdefender … Continue reading Poorly-configured online backup leaks US Air Force documents
Images posted on social media show a codename associated with secret US technology used in drone strikes. Continue reading Did a Drone Carrying NSA Tech Crash in Yemen?
Images posted on social media show a codename associated with secret US technology used in drone strikes. Continue reading Did a Drone Carrying NSA Tech Crash in Yemen?
If you are familiar with radio propagation you’ll know that radio waves do not naturally bend around the earth. Like light and indeed all electromagnetic radiation if they are given a free space they will travel in a straight line.
At very high frequencies this means that in normal circumstances once a receiver moves over the horizon from a transmitter that’s it, you’re out of range and there can be no communication. But at lower frequencies this is not the case. As you move through the lower end of the VHF into the HF (Short Wave) portion of the spectrum …read more
