U.S. Defense Budget May Help Fund "Hacking for Defense" Classes at Universities
Draft Defense Authorization Act includes $15 million for national rollout of Stanford-originated Hacking for Defense class
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DARPA to Use Electrical Stimulation to Enhance Military Training
U.S. Department of Defense backs peripheral nerve stimulation as a tool to improve learning and military skills
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The Bunny, the Witch, and the War Room
Sharon Weinberger’s new book, The Imagineers of War, reveals some real-life X-Files
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Stanford’s First Hacking for Diplomacy Class Takes On Refugee Crisis, Radicalization, Space Debris
Stanford students meet with John Kerry, U.S. State Department officials, and diplomats from around the world as they take on real-world problems
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Clinton Calls for Tech Firms to Fight Terrorism, but Students Could Be the Key
Stanford’s “Hacking for Defense” class to be offered at 13 universities next year; U.S. Defense Department gets ready to send students classified problems
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DARPA Challenge Tests AI as Cybersecurity Defenders
The U.S. military wants to see autonomous artificial intelligence find and fix software exploits in just minutes or seconds
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Stanford Class Aims to Seed a Reserve Officers Training Corps for Techies
Understanding who (or what) is behind a Twitter handle, figuring out where Navy ships are, identifying and classifying hostile drones and other projects roll out of Stanford’s first Hacking for Defense class
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Upgrade Coming to Grid Cybersecurity in U.S.
A December attack on Ukraine’s grid was a wake-up call
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Experiments Show How Lasers Can Despin Asteroids by Turning Them Into Rockets
Laser ablation looks like it could be the way to go for despinning asteroids for mining, or pushing them off of a collision course for Earth
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Fuzzy Math Obscures Pentagon's Cybersecurity Spending
The U.S. military's cybersecurity budgets make it tough to gauge the effectiveness of such spending