Ransomware attacks are increasing in scope and frequency, with solutions ranging from paying the ransom or reconfiguring infected systems and reporting the attack to the authorities.

This article argues that the US policy of deterring North Korean aggression against the South—by threatening a devastating counterattack—is working.

The U.S. wants to secure a domestic rare earth supply chain to reduce its vulnerability to China's supply chain control. China controls almost 60% of rare earth mining operations, over 85% of processing capacity, and more than 90% of permanent magnet production.

The author of this article argues that Australia has all the right ingredients to build its own national semiconductor fabrication industry—and it should therefore do so.

A junior employer who failed to shut down the servers running The NYSE (New York Stock Exchange) resulted in a significant fluctuation of prices among some company shares—these companies are now likely to seek compensation.

A report by the Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction (CCSA) has concluded there is no safe amount of alcohol, and having more than two drinks per week might risk your health.

Poland is one of Ukraine’s staunchest supporters among NATO members—and now that Germany has agreed to allow German-made Leopard Tanks to be sent to Ukraine, Poland is planning to send sixty of its Leopard tanks to Ukraine.

When applied to health, black-and-white thinking can mean thinking of oneself as either perfectly healthy or deathly ill—which might not be the case; therefore, we need to question and analyse our thoughts rather than just accepting them as the truth.

The exercise aims to demonstrate to adversaries such as Iran and China that Washington is not too distracted by the Ukraine war to mobilize a large military force and that Israel is a trusted partner.

Military professionals get few opportunities to practice their profession—however, military history can fill the gap by giving context about what has worked in the past and why it worked.