By Kevin Coleman — Defense Tech Cyberwarfare Correspondent No one can dispute the huge success of the United States military and intelligence forces last week in the raid that killed Osama bin Laden. SEAL Team Six eliminated an evil presence that posed a real threat to the United States. The digital data collected by those […]
Terror Tech
Here’s something that’s been on our minds for a few days now. What if Moammar Gadhafi turns to terror strikes as retaliation for the international bombing campaign against his forces? We all know Gadhafi is no stranger from using such tactics from bombing several European airports and a Berlin nightclub to blowing up Pan Am flight […]
Remember that fully submersible drug smuggling submarine found in a remote jungle shipyard by Ecuadoran authorities last year? Last month, we reported how the advent of full-on submarines has prompted U.S. and Latin American officials to up their game for hunting drug runners. Now, it seems counter-drug officials have a new worry regarding the stealthy […]
Well, the crazy spy vs Iranian nuke scientist saga continues. This weekend saw the assassination of an Iranian nuclear scientist by what sounds like some sort of sticky bomb, (remember Saving Private Ryan?). One scientist was killed and his wife wounded when their car was approached by attackers on motorcycles who somehow attached a bomb to […]
Douglas Farah over at the Counterterrorism Blog points out an interesting little aspect in the case of Viktor “Merchant of Death” Bout, the world’s most notorious illegal arms dealer who was shipped to the U.S. to face charges today. Among the routine arms smuggling charges Bout is facing are accusations that he was trying to sell UAVs […]
