Detecting intrusions in large networks such as IoT is a challenging process due to factors such as high traffic load, diversity of traffic patterns and intrusion methods, the presence of unknown attacks, and more. In this research, a new…
Category: Engineering
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US builds chip-based photon network for secure quantum data transfer
Scientists from Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) and the University of Rochester have successfully established an experimental quantum communications network connecting their campuses using two optical fibers.
Using the Rochester…
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Pentagon awards $244M to Northrop for global missile warning stations
The US Space Force (USSF) has awarded Northrop Grumman a $244 million contract to develop advanced relay ground stations in the United States and the United Kingdom.
These installations will support the Next-Generation Overhead Persistent…
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Latvia’s new kamikaze drone takes out threats in under a minute
It fits in a briefcase, takes off in seconds, and blows itself up to take enemy drones down.
Meet BLAZE — Latvia’s new battlefield interceptor built to take drone wars to the next level.
Developed by Origin Robotics, a Latvia-based…
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US scientists turn corn waste into cheap sugar for next-gen biofuels
Every harvest season, millions of tons of corn stalks, husks, and leaves, collectively known as corn stover, are left behind in fields across the U.S.
This agricultural residue, while abundant, typically goes unused or is tilled back into the…
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German researchers turn urine into green concrete similar to sandstone
Scientists in Germany have successfully turned urine into bio-concrete, as part of a project aiming to revolutionize sustainable construction by creating building materials from waste.
The research team, led by Lucio Blandini, head of the…
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AI decodes 2,000-year-old Greek scroll’s secrets without opening it
Nearly 2,000 years after it was buried in Mount Vesuvius ash, a charred Roman scroll has revealed its author and title without even being unrolled.
The scroll, named PHerc. 172, is one of hundreds unearthed in the ancient Roman town of…
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FBI links online predator cult ‘764’ to teen abuse and bomb threats
The FBI has launched more than 250 investigations into a violent online predator network known as “764,” which federal authorities say is manipulating teenagers into committing acts of self-harm, producing explicit content, and even issuing…
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AI doesn’t think. Here’s how it learns — and why that’s a problem
Imagine you’re taking a history exam and for a class you barely studied. You didn’t read the textbook – just skimmed a few pages, glanced at some dates, and hoped for the best.
So when you see “1776” on the test, you write…
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US Air Force calls for two new missile types suited for Collaborative Combat Aircraft
The US Air Force (USAF) is looking at new options for air-to-air missiles. It’s seeking cheaper, smaller, long-range missiles suitable for its new Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA) drones.
In a recently published request for information…
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