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A coordinated law enforcement operation has taken down the dark web data leak and negotiation sites associated with the 8Base ransomware gang.
Visitors to the data leak site are now greeted with a seizure banner that says: “This hidd…
AWS customers are invited to attend a free webinar next week that will reveal strategies for maximising the value of their data. Ubertas Consulting’s CloudCare community members receive priority access, but this insightful webinar is open to all and is expected to attract both technical and business professionals. Titled ‘CloudCare Power-Up: Getting Value From Your […]
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Why was the environmental journalist blocked from re-entering the country that he has called home since 2019?
Social media companies such as Meta routinely take down “fake accounts”. It chopped off 1.1 billion suspicious profiles in the third quarter of 2024. In addition to malicious behavior, Facebook makes it difficult for businesses to have more…
EXPERT INTERVIEW — World leaders and tech executives are gathered in Paris for the latest global summit on artificial intelligence. The French AI summit, co-hosted by […] More
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Evolving influences that shape workplace dynamics may also affect an organization’s security risks.
Last week’s impeachment of Sara Duterte has added an extra weight of political significance to the 12 Senate seats up for election.
We often read how the US military suffered from institutional malaise after prolonged COIN in Vietnam and again in Afghanistan and Iraq. Now, after losing much of its core (including training units), how can the Russian military (re)develop capabilities it couldn’t demonstrate even at the beginning of the war and maintain them in a far less permissive environment (against NATO)?
How/when will they redevelop these capabilities, considering they already struggling with professionalization before the conflict and today resort to bite and hold operations with untrained fodder? Russia’s lagging officer pipeline currently sees men spend 4-5 years at academies, whose number shrank in the 2010’s modernization efforts. In the Soviet system, they’d handle many duties which e.g. US NCOs do. Perhaps /u/Larelli can fill in whether efforts to build an NCO corps are continuing (and succeeding) in the current environment, but I suspect they‘re the wrong lessons, inapplicable against better trained and supplied opponents.
It looks like NATO (sans US) will soon have stockpiles deep enough to deconstruct Russian C2-C5 with their already superior technology. (The Baltics are a distinct issue in kind, due to low population and no strategic breathing space.)
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The planned visiting forces agreements reflect Manila’s efforts to broaden and deepen its defense partnerships in the face of growing Chinese pressure.
In the face of an increasingly hostile and constrained near neighborhood, New Delhi has focused on deepening relations with a wider array of countries.