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Anduril Takes Over Army's IVAS Program, Promising Next-Gen Military Goggle Upgrades
Defense company Anduril is assuming control of the Army's $21.9B IVAS augmented reality program from Microsoft, aiming to resolve user comfort issues. The transition comes as new technologies like Kopin's NeuralDisplay system promise revolutionary advances in military goggle capabilities.
Russian Hackers Exploit Microsoft Device Code Authentication to Target M365 Accounts
Security researchers uncover sophisticated Russian threat actors using Microsoft's legitimate Device Code Authentication to compromise M365 accounts of government organizations and NGOs. The attack leverages social engineering and authentic Microsoft domains to bypass traditional security measures.
Cyber Espionage Targets Military Drone Systems Amid Global Conflicts
Recent investigations uncover an alarming increase in cyberattacks targeting drone and counter-drone technologies during major conflicts like the Russia-Ukraine war. State-sponsored actors and cybercriminals are pursuing sensitive military data while tracking buyers and targeting drone specialists.
The Dark Side of Open Source: How Startups Are Manipulating AGPL Licensing for Lock-in
Venture-backed startups are increasingly exploiting the AGPL open source license as a strategic tool for vendor lock-in while maintaining an open source facade. This concerning trend undermines core open source principles of transparency and user freedom through calculated license manipulation.
Oracle Proposes National AI Database to Store Americans' Health and DNA Records
Oracle CTO Larry Ellison unveils an ambitious plan to consolidate all U.S. national data, including citizens' healthcare and genetic information, into a unified AI system. The controversial proposal aims to enable personalized medicine and improve government services while raising significant privacy and security concerns.
Federal Workers Abandon Facebook Over Privacy Fears, Shift to Encrypted Messaging
Federal employees are increasingly abandoning mainstream social media platforms like Facebook in favor of encrypted messaging apps due to privacy concerns and distrust. The shift comes as workers worry about data security and government surveillance, with many now maintaining strict separation between personal and sensitive communications.
State-Sponsored Hackers Form Dangerous Alliance with Cybercriminals
Security researchers uncover growing collaboration between nation-state hackers and cybercrime groups, with Russia, China, and Iran sharing tools and infrastructure. This unprecedented partnership makes attacks more sophisticated and harder to trace, combining state-level capabilities with criminal monetization tactics.
Digital Estate Planning: Managing Your Online Legacy After Death
The digital era presents unique challenges in managing online accounts after death, with major platforms offering memorialization options and legal frameworks like RUFADAA governing digital assets. Learn how to protect your digital legacy through legacy tools, estate planning, and proper documentation.
Critical Windows Security Update Patches 55 Flaws, Including Two Active Exploits
Microsoft's February 2025 Patch Tuesday addresses 55 security vulnerabilities in Windows systems, with two zero-day flaws already exploited by hackers. The update fixes multiple critical issues including remote code execution and privilege elevation vulnerabilities.
