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AI-powered claw drone retrieves downed hostile UAVs for intel in combat zones

The new Project RED drone can retrieve a friendly drone for repairs or capture an enemy drone for intel exploitation.

AI-powered claw drone retrieves downed hostile UAVs for intel in combat zones

AI-powered claw drone retrieves downed hostile UAVs for intel in combat zones

The new Project RED drone can retrieve a friendly drone for repairs or capture an enemy drone for intel exploitation.

Anthropic says DeepSeek, other Chinese AI firms scraped Claude to train rival models

Anthropic says DeepSeek, other Chinese AI firms scraped Claude to train rival models

Anthropic says Chinese AI firms used fake accounts and proxies to extract over 16 million Claude exchanges.

Materials scientist Leonard Siebert on 3D printing for medicine

Materials scientist Leonard Siebert on 3D printing for medicine

Technical project lead at KU Leuven, Siebert explains how LAMP and melt spinning could improve medical manufacturing and make drugs dissolve more effectively.

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From Honeypots to Cyber War: The Battle for Critical Infrastructure
From Honeypots to Cyber War: The Battle for Critical Infrastructure

Cyberattacks against critical infrastructure have evolved from isolated intrusions into strategic operations aimed at disruption, espionage, and physical impact. Early incidents such as Stuxnet, Operation Shady RAT, and BlackEnergy demonstrated that digital compromise can directly influence industrial equipment, military programs, and even national power grids. Researchers and honeypot experiments further revealed how adversaries probe control networks long before launching attacks, often remaining hidden for months or years.

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From Honeypots to Cyber War: The Battle for Critical Infrastructure
From Honeypots to Cyber War: The Battle for Critical Infrastructure

Cyberattacks against critical infrastructure have evolved from isolated intrusions into strategic operations aimed at disruption, espionage, and physical impact. Early incidents such as Stuxnet, Operation Shady RAT, and BlackEnergy demonstrated that digital compromise can directly influence industrial equipment, military programs, and even national power grids. Researchers and honeypot experiments further revealed how adversaries probe control networks long before launching attacks, often remaining hidden for months or years.

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