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By R Anil Kumar The Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) is making significant strides in electronic warfare and the creation of homegrown fighter jets. Key priorities include achieving spectrum dominance and fostering self-reliance in …
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The Gates Foundation and OpenAI plan to invest $50M to use AI to ease the impact of chronic staff shortages in 1,000 primary health clinics in Africa by 2028 — Gates Foundation partners with tech group to ease impac…
Google has released Chrome version 144.0.7559.96/.97 to the stable channel across Windows, Mac, and Linux platforms, addressing a critical race condition vulnerability in the V8 JavaScript engine. The update is rolling out gradually to users over the c…
An unfettered Trump enters his second year on his own terms The Washington PostTrump says ‘you’ll find out’ when asked how far he’ll go on Greenland takeover Fox News‘God Is Very Proud’: Trump Marks Anniversary With a Victory Lap&…
Aldi triumphed in the consumer watchdog’s showdown, while some name brands failed to come out in the washGet our weekend culture and lifestyle emailThe cheapest stain removal spray from a major Australian supermarket is also one of the best-performing …
The Chief of the General Staff has told an international defence audience that the British Army is reorganising its priorities around a blunt readiness question: what would have to change now if UK land forces were heading for large-scale combat in 2027.
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Penetration testing has evolved significantly over the past several years. While uncovering exploitable vulnerabilities remains the core goal, the real differentiator today is how findings are handled after the testing concludes. The method of reportin…
As US President Donald Trump continues his relentless pursuit of Greenland, some of America’s closest allies have declared an end to the United States-led global order.
A critical architectural weakness in Azure’s Private Endpoint deployments could allow both accidental and intentional denial of service (DoS) attacks against cloud resources. The vulnerability stems from how Azure’s Private DNS zone resolut…