A document created by an intelligence fusion center with the DHS Office of Intelligence and Analysis appears to serve as a primer for law enforcement on encryption, noting that increasing “public awareness of government surveillance has contributed to the rising consumer demand for covert messaging apps.”
As of last July, over 3,500 suspected terrorists included in the U.S. government’s central terror database were “confirmed dead” and another 13,000 were “reportedly dead,” yet many of their names continued to be actively monitored in databases like the no-fly list.
Rivalry between the Army and Air Force over Predator drones may have cost the Pentagon over $500 million in wasteful spending, according to a report released under the Freedom of Information Act.
It’s been called a death beam and a secret tool to control the weather. Now, the High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program, known as HAARP, will be transferred to civilian control.
If World War III were fought in cyberspace, what role would Silicon Valley play? This is just one of the questions explored in Peter Singer’s and August Cole’s new book, <em>Ghost Fleet: A Novel of the Next World War</em>.
A trove of emails provided to <em>The Intercept</em> detail Russian schemes to obtain a crucial component for military thermal imaging systems.
Thermal optic imaging and night vision devices to spot roadside bombs went missing and ended up online, says a Navy document.
Al Qaeda claims to have come up with the perfect recipe for a deadly bomb, it's just too embarrassed to tell its devoted followers to place it inside their rectal cavity.
