From 'Ghost Fleet' to Robot Warfare: Q&A with the Authors of 'Burn-In' "Burn-In" is focused on the internal turmoil emerging technology may bring the United States in its wake.
Scammer Impersonates Four-Star Army General in Online Romance Hoax Gen. Paul Nakasone is one of two four-stars whose names appeared on social media in false email conversations with women.
As Cyberattacks Surge, Watchdog Finds Big Holes in Pentagon Protective Measures The Defense Department is failing to implement its own rules for preventing cyberattacks, according to a report.
DoD Agency Suffers Data Breach, Potentially Compromising SSNs The Defense Information Systems Agency confirmed that it experienced a data breach in the middle of 2019.
Chinese Military Stole Masses of Americans' Data, US Says Four members of the Chinese military have been charged with breaking into the networks of the Equifax credit agency.
US Weapons-Makers Plagued by Industrial Espionage, Cyberattacks, Report Finds Vital Signs 2020 rated industrial security as the weakest area of the industrial base, giving it a failing score of 63.
Hacking Leads to Fake Story Claiming US Soldier in Lithuania Has Coronavirus A phony story in Lithuania claimed an American soldier deployed to Lithuania was infected with the deadly coronavirus.
US Military Claimed 'Success' in Hacking ISIS: Documents The U.S. military claims to have "successfully" disrupted the online propaganda efforts of ISIS in a hacking operation.
US Girds for Cyber Threats from Iran as Military Clash Fears Ebb While Iran appeared to be "standing down" from a military response, the cyber threat remains real, said analysts.
82nd Airborne Paratroopers Just Deployed Without Their Phones. Your Unit Could Be Next U.S. combat troops heading to the war zone may have to get used to leaving behind their phones.
DoD to Assess Female Troops' Reproductive Health for First Time in Decades The survey focuses on their experiences with military health care and preferences for family planning and contraception.
She Was a Pioneering Coast Guard Rescue Swimmer. A Tsunami of Sexual Harassment Followed Sara Faulkner had the "it" factor as the first woman to graduate from the Coast Guard's helicopter rescue swimmer school.
Ex-Green Berets Sentenced to 20 Years for Venezuela Attack Both decorated former U.S. service members, they were found guilty of conspiracy, trafficking in illegal arms and terrorism.
Military Leaders Are Confronting a New Form of Discrimination: Pregnancy Bias Discrimination, conscious or not, often starts during maternity leave.
Remains of Missing Marines, Sailor Recovered from Sunken Amphibious Vehicle The remains will be transported to Dover Air Force Base for preparation for burial.
