Intelligence

Paris, Pall Mall and a Code of Practice for Cyber Capabilities (Jen Ellis, Louise Marie Hurel, Dr Gareth Mott, Allison Pytlak, Pablo Rice, Katharina...

In February 2024, governments, civil society organisations, academic institutions and private sector companies gathered at Lancaster House for the launch of the Pall Mall...

AI for Military Decision-Making. Harnessing the Advantages and Avoiding the Risks (Emelia Probasco, Helen Toner, Matthew Burtell, Tim G. J. Rudner – Center for...

The integration of artificial intelligence into military operations has become a significant focus for armed forces globally. Military commanders are interested in AI’s potential...

When AI Fuels Atrocities — And How It Can Help Prevent Them (Brittan Heller, Just Security)

A series of videos began circulating widely across social media platforms in Mali in January 2022, featuring what appeared to be computer-generated voiceovers discussing...

Latest gambit for Gamaredon: Fake Ukraine troop movement documents with malicious links (Daryna Antoniuk, The Record)

A long-running Russian state-backed hacking group appears to be behind an ongoing campaign designed to install a widely used surveillance tool on Ukrainian computers,...

Cybersecurity Strategy Scorecard (Fred Heiding, Alex O’Neill, Lachlan Price – Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs)

This report analyzes the national cybersecurity strategies of seven leading powers—Australia, Germany, Japan, Singapore, South Korea, the United Kingdom, and the United States—to identify...

UK braced for ‘free speech’ row with JD Vance as far-right websites spurn Online Safety Act (Alexander Martin, The Record)

Officials in the United Kingdom are bracing for a clash with the White House as far-right social media platforms dismiss legal requests from British...

Report: Personal info on federal judges is widely accessible online, leading to safety risks (Suzanne Smalley, The Record)

More than half of U.S. appellate court judges examined in a recent study were shown to have their personal data, including home addresses, phone...

Hackers target Taiwan with malware delivered via fake messaging apps (Daryna Antoniuk, The Record)

Hackers have been targeting users in Taiwan with PJobRAT malware delivered through malicious instant messaging apps, according to new research. The malicious apps —...

Brain-Computer Interface Systems, Qiyuan Lab, and the PRC’s AI Push (Matthew Gabriel Cazel Brazil – The Jamestown Foundation)

Beijing views brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) as “key and core” technologies, leading to substantial state investment for both civilian and military purposes. Qiyuan Lab, an...
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