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  1. Israel Defense Forces Launches AI and Unmanned Systems Branch

    The Israel Defense Forces is revolutionizing its approach to modern warfare with the launch of a new branch dedicated to unmanned systems and artificial intelligence, a move that promises to propel the military into a new era of innovation. By early December, this cutting-edge branch will be fully operational,…

    osintsights.com/israel-defense

    #ArtificialIntelligence #Israel #IsraelDefenseForces #UnmannedSystems #MilitaryTechnology

  2. US Army Reverts Drone Unit to Infantry, Defends Commitment to Autonomous Tech

    The US Army is doubling down on its commitment to autonomous tech, despite recently reverting a drone unit back to infantry - and officials say they're not slowing down on drones anytime soon. The move affects the 3rd Battalion, 504th Parachute Infantry Regiment, which was temporarily repurposed as an unmanned…

    osintsights.com/us-army-revert

    #AutonomousSystems #DroneSystems #UsArmy #MilitaryTechnology #EmergingThreats

  3. #Palantir CEO #AlexKarp criticised the #AIindustry, accusing leading firms of #overcharging, exploiting #customerdata, and jeopardising #nationalsecurity. He expressed concern about the U.S. relying on AI companies for #militarytechnology and highlighted the high fees and data collection practices of these companies. Karp’s comments come amid growing scrutiny of AI models and their potential impact on national security. forbes.com/sites/tylerroush/20 #AIagent #AI #ML #NLP #LLM #GenAI

  4. Ars Technica: New undersea cable cutter risks Internet’s backbone. “A Chinese ship has tested a new device capable of slicing through submarine data cables thousands of meters beneath the ocean surface. That demonstration may exacerbate security concerns over a spate of suspected sabotage incidents targeting undersea communications and power cables from the Baltic Sea to the Pacific Ocean.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/04/23/ars-technica-new-undersea-cable-cutter-risks-internets-backbone/
  5. Counterintelligence case with aerospace implications."

    A former U.S. Air Force Major is charged with allegedly conspiring to provide combat aircraft training to China’s military, coordinating with Stephen Su Bin - previously convicted in a cyber espionage case involving Boeing’s C-17 transport aircraft data.

    Alleged violations include:
    • International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR)
    • Unauthorized defense services export
    • Foreign military engagement without licensing
    • Historical linkage to aerospace cyber intrusion campaigns
    The case underscores the convergence of:
    – Human intelligence recruitment
    – Cyber espionage legacy actors
    – Defense contractor ecosystems
    – Export control enforcement challenges
    How should compliance programs at defense contractors adapt to mitigate insider expertise risks post-employment?

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    Source: therecord.media/former-air-for

    Repost to broaden awareness within the security community.

    #Infosec #Counterintelligence #ITAR #AerospaceSecurity #DefenseCompliance #CyberEspionage #ThreatIntelligence #ExportControls #MilitaryTechnology #NationalSecurity

  6. Wonkette: Hootsuite Takes Heat For Collaborating With ICE. “The Globe & Mail reported on the $95,000 pilot project signed with ICE in September after someone passed along in-house documents, and government contractor Seneca Strategic Partners — the business arm of the Seneca Nation in New York — also has a $2.8-million contract with the Department of Homeland Security to use Hootsuite’s […]

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/02/03/wonkette-hootsuite-takes-heat-for-collaborating-with-ice/
  7. The Register: Major telecom supplier compromised by unnamed nation-state attackers. “Nation-state snoops broke into Ribbon Communications – an outfit that provides software and networking gear to Verizon, CenturyLink, and the US Defense Department – last December, remained hidden for about nine months, and stole files belonging to three customers, according to the US telecommunications firm.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2025/10/30/the-register-major-telecom-supplier-compromised-by-unnamed-nation-state-attackers/

  8. Saturday, May 10, 2025

    Russian regime’s legitimacy rests on the manipulation of history — Western leaders to visit Kyiv in show of support for Ukraine amid Putin’s sham truce — 5 things Putin conveniently left out of his Victory Day speech in Moscow — Russian glide bomb attacks on Sumy Oblast despite ceasefire … and more

    activitypub.writeworks.uk/2025