Tag: information warfare

25 articles

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TrojPix Exploits Video Cables to Leak Air-Gapped Data

Meet TrojPix, a sneaky technique that can stealthily siphon air-gapped data at lightning-fast speeds of up to 1 megabyte per second - fast enough to exfiltrate a 100MB file in under two minutes while the monitor appears dark and inactive.

Analyst 207Jul 6, 2026

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Russia Revives Influence Ops in US, Europe

Google threat hunters warn that Russia's influence operations are shifting their focus back to the US and Europe, potentially intensifying their targeting of the EU, NATO, and other key priorities. This change signals a significant increase in covert cyber operations aimed at these regions.

Analyst 207Jun 29, 2026

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China Exposes US Military's Strategic Weaknesses in Iran Conflict Analysis

A recent memo from China's People's Liberation Army reveals that the US military's strengths in tactical execution are overshadowed by strategic weaknesses, leaving it vulnerable in conflicts like the one with Iran. The analysis exposes five key flaws, including diplomatic isolation and self-inflicted damage through information ecosystems.

Analyst 207Jun 28, 2026

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FBI Warns of Russian Hackers Targeting Signal Backup Keys

Stay vigilant, as Russian hackers are now targeting Signal backup keys in an evolved phishing campaign, attempting to gain access to your historical message backups by tricking you into revealing these sensitive keys. Be cautious of messages masquerading as automated support accounts, as they may be part of this sinister plot.

Analyst 207Jun 26, 2026

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Australia, Japan forge counter-disinformation pact

As China criticizes Japan's intelligence reforms, experts say Australia and Japan are joining forces to tackle a pressing issue: countering state-backed disinformation that fuels tensions across the region. By working together, they aim to mitigate the impact of false narratives and promote a more stable international landscape.

Analyst 207Jun 26, 2026

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Pentagon Unveils Quantum Strategy to Fortify Cryptography Defenses

The Pentagon is bolstering its defenses with a new quantum strategy, aimed at safeguarding its systems for decades to come, Chief Information Officer Kirsten Davies announced. This forward-thinking plan will help mitigate the risks of emerging quantum capabilities and modernize defense networks.

Analyst 207Jun 25, 2026

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Pentagon Integrates Cyber into Operations, Prioritizes AI Security

The Pentagon is revolutionizing its approach to cyber operations, shifting away from treating it as a separate entity and instead weaving it into every military operation from the ground up. By doing so, the Defense Department aims to harness the full power of information on the battlefield, with AI security at the forefront of this strategic evolution.

Analyst 207Jun 3, 2026

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Cybersecurity Threats Target Election Campaign Systems

As the 2026 midterms approach, a new report warns that cybersecurity threats are increasingly targeting the online accounts, platforms, and websites used by election campaigns, donors, and voters, rather than voting machines or ballot-counting systems. This shift in focus allows attackers to exploit vulnerabilities and manipulate public perception with alarming ease and realism.

Analyst 207Jun 2, 2026

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Navy Disbands Information Warfare Directorate Amid Organizational Overhaul

The Navy has taken a bold step in modernizing its operations by disbanding its Information Warfare Directorate and reallocating its vital duties across three new directorates, reflecting a fundamental shift in mindset towards recognizing information warfare as a critical domain. This move promises to enhance the Navy's capabilities in intelligence, policy, IT, space, cyber, and programmatic requirements.

Analyst 207May 27, 2026

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Japan Confronts Limits of Fact-Checking in Countering Chinese Disinformation

When China's foreign minister declared Taiwan an inalienable part of China's territory, his words went viral - spreading like wildfire across state media, diplomatic dispatches, and online campaigns. Since Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi took a firmer stance on Taiwan, Beijing has stepped up its disinformation game, distorting her words and making bold claims about Okinawa.

Analyst 207May 1, 2026

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Iran Outmaneuvers US in AI-Powered Meme Warfare

The White House is fighting back in meme warfare, racking up over 2 billion impressions with humorous clips from Call of Duty and SpongeBob SquarePants - but its goals differ greatly from Iran's strategic online tactics. While the US aims to energize its domestic supporters with lighthearted content, Iran is quietly shaping its own narrative.

Analyst 207Apr 23, 2026

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Democracies Face Structural Test in Cognitive Domain Warfare

Can democracies keep up in the cognitive domain warfare game without sacrificing their core values? The real challenge lies not in technology or resources, but in restructuring democratic systems to effectively counter information threats while staying true to their principles.

Analyst 207Apr 13, 2026

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Military Chat Platform Exposes Gaps in Online Security

A recent exposé of a military chat platform has laid bare the alarming gaps in online security, raising critical questions about oversight and accountability in the digital age. As we navigate the complex landscape of information warfare, one thing is clear: transparent and informed discussion is more crucial than ever.

Analyst 207Apr 11, 2026

Hacked App Exclusive: Damaging US-Israel Iran Propaganda

When millions of BadeSaba Calendar users woke to cryptic Help has arrived alerts amid explosions, a common prayer‑time app suddenly became the center of speculation about a coordinated info operation. It’s a vivid reminder that everyday apps can be hijacked to shape public perception in moments of crisis.

Analyst 207Mar 5, 2026