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Radiation is famously damaging, both to living tissue and materials. But now, engineers at MIT have been surprised to discover that radiation may actually help certain alloys to self-heal, extending their useful lifetime. This could obviously help info… Continue reading Radiation appears to help some metal alloys self-heal
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MAZE hackers have leaked the data on their website which is accessible to the public on normal web as well as the dark web. The US is perhaps undergoing the most difficult phase in its recent history with riots taking place all over the c… Continue reading MAZE hackers hit US Nuclear contractor; steal sensitive documents
Attackers hacked and encrypted the computers of a contractor whose clients include the US military, government agencies and major military contractors. Continue reading Nuclear missile contractor hacked in Maze ransomware attack
The US Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) has developed a 3D-printed nuclear reactor core prototype, with the ultimate goal of the Transformational Challenge Reactor (TCR) Demonstration Program being to create an advanced, full… Continue reading Oak Ridge developing 3D-printed nuclear reactor core
The US Department of Defense (DOD) has awarded contracts to three companies to develop mobile nuclear microreactors for military applications under a Strategic Capabilities Office (SCO) initiative called Project Pele. Valued between US$11,953,036 and $… Continue reading US military pursues nuclear microreactors for rapid, remote deployment
Nuclear power is great if you want to generate a lot of electricity without releasing lots of CO2 and other harmful pollutants. However, the major bugbear of the technology has always been the problem of waste. Many of the byproducts from the operation of nuclear plants are radioactive, and remain …read more
Most organizations with industrial control systems (ICS) fall into one of two categories: regulated and non-regulated. For those subject to government imposed regulatory requirements, the selection of a cybersecurity framework is obviously compelling. … Continue reading What is NEI 08-09?
A hacking group with ties to North Korea has been targeting U.S. entities with malicious documents as it works to hide its tracks better, according to research from Maryland-based cybersecurity firm Prevailion. The group has started placing its malware in obscure file formats, namely Kodak FlashPix (FPX) files, to evade antivirus detection products, according to Danny Adamitis, Prevailion’s director of intelligence analysis. The FPX files are embedded in Microsoft Word documents that are sent to victims, which are then launched via macro commands. Since FPX file formats are less likely to be detected than standard Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) files, Adamitis believes the North Korean hackers are exploiting that gap to push their attacks past anti-virus detection. Prevailion links — with moderate confidence — the action to a group known as Kimsuky or Smoke Screen. The attackers have been sending trojanized documents to victims that discuss nuclear deterrence, North […]
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Authorities have arrested several people for using a nuclear plant in South Ukraine for illegal crypto mining.
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For the daring tippler, scientists from Ukraine and the University of Portsmouth led by Professor Jim Smith have distilled an artisan “radioactive-free” vodka made from ingredients from the Exclusion Zone around the Chernobyl nuclear reactor … Continue reading Scientists distill radioactive-free vodka from Chernobyl Exclusion Zone