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	University of Canterbury collaborating with Institute linked to Chinese military Stuff The University of Canterbury (UC) decided to collaborate with a top Chinese university that has strong links with the Chinese military without asking about the organisation’s defence connections. In April 2018, UC signed an agreement with Harbin Institute …
	Navy Starts Cyber Warfare Tech Research Solicitation ExecutiveBiz cyber Naval Air Systems Command is seeking technical and cost proposals for research into technology platforms that are relevant to the NAVAIR Cyber Warfare Detachment's strategy to secure weapon systems. A broad agency announcement posted Monday calls …
	Israel adopted cyber war protocol to manage COVID-19 crisis Jerusalem Post Israel adopted a cyber war protocol in managing the COVID-19 crisis, Refael Franco, Deputy Director General of Robustness and head of the COVID-10 Cyber Task Force at the Israel National Cyber Directorate (INCD) said on Thursday. Speaking at a …
	Cyber Warfare is the Future Newsmax The future of war is cyber warfare. Enemy against enemy, utilizing hackers to sabotage essential infrastructure facilities throughout the world. Targets are national services — water, electric, sewage, bridges, trains, subways, airports, ship ports, banks, …
	Decoding China’s war strategy and doctrines in the Himalayas: Recaliberating India’s counter-strategy (Part-II) Times of India To be realistic, India has very little time to offset its military weaknesses as China continues to exploit its strength under the shadow of this pandemic. May be, India has to be fully geared up in a short time span before it faces a very serious threat. …
	The Trump Administration Has Given The CIA Free Rein To Engage In A Cyberwar Techdirt. from the cybercoups-on-tap dept Outside of the agencies desiring to participate in a cyberwar, cyberwars are generally considered to be a bad idea. At some point, the cyber is going to turn physical and we'll just be stuck in a regular war that …
	Colombia’s cyberwar against truth and justice Colombia Reports Colombia’s far-right ruling party didn’t just engage in cyberwarfare against journalists, but also the country’s war crimes tribunal, according to newspaper El Espectador. The newspaper found that regional executives and lawmakers of President Ivan Duque‘s …
	Corona Letter: There's a cyberwar over vaccine The Times of India Vaccine research should ideally be of no interest to intelligence agencies. Scientists aren’t developing a war toy, but something for the collective good of humanity. We have a vaccine for TB because someone somewhere developed that; the same for polio and …
	We could lose $30 billion in weeks from cyberwar. But the real loss is the erosion of public trust PC World Australia The Australian Cyber Security Growth Network (AustCyber) on Monday released a report modelling the potential impact of cyberattacks and sustained digital outages on Australia. The Digital Trust Report’s modelling suggests four weeks of partial “digital …
	US Heading Towards Quagmire in the South China Sea by Inciting Tensions With Beijing, Activist Warns Sputnik International Opinion 08:14 GMT 24.07.2020Get short URL Washington is continuing to ramp up tensions in the South China Sea by challenging China's maritime claims. US peace activist Jan Weinberg has brought into focus Congress' multi-billion-dollar Pacific …