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Hacking the hackers- a paradigm shift in tackling cybercrime
Hacking the Hackers is a strategy to tackle cybercrime. However, there are some challenges associated with hacking by government cybersecurity agencies
AI hallucinations: the game-changer in modern warfare
The concept of AI hallucinations is rooted in advanced machine learning algorithms that can create realistic yet misleading perceptions to deceive enemy systems. By disrupting the adversaries' understanding of reality, these hallucinations can provide strategic advantages on the battlefield.
India’s maritime security concerns – from Cocos Islands to the Coco...
The journey from far south to north, that is from Cocos Islands (Australia) to the Coco Islands (Myanmar) provides a glimpse into the wide band of India’s maritime security concerns on the eastern coast of the Indian peninsula.
Maritime dimension of Russia-Ukraine War
The Russia-Ukraine war has led to the stoppage of grain export from Ukraine via the Black Sea due to Russian blockade and the stoppage of its own grain exports
Mosaic Warfare- A Perspective
Mosaic warfare has revolutionized warfare. It is characterized by using small, networked, autonomous units to create a complex and unpredictable battlefield
Big data and artificial intelligence (AI) will revolutionize the military domain
Big data and artificial intelligence AI are already being used to achieve new levels of efficiency, automation, and intelligence. It is a symbiotic relationship
The war and Ukraine’s sling shot’ tactics
This war would be remembered for Ukraine's sling shot' tactics or use of relatively cheap missiles to bring down the mighty Russian Tanks, BMPs, aircraft and warships by slingshot.
Poseidon – the largest torpedo ever built
Initial reports suggest that the Poseidon torpedo can attain a speed of 130 kmph, with a range of 10000 km and an operating depth of 1000 m. The torpedo is supposed to be 24 m in length with a diameter of 1.6 m.
Torpedo- A weapon of choice for anti-submarine warfare
Royal Navy's frigate HMS Shah was the first naval vessel to fire a torpedo in anger during the battle of Pacocha but it took on more year before Intibah a Turkish steamer became the first vessel to be sunk by self-propelled torpedoes on 16 January 1878. A torpedo can be fired from a ship, submarine, helicopter or fixed wing aircraft - this makes it a smart, cost-effective and multiple use weapons of choice for the world navies.
Building bridges of friendship in the Indian Ocean region
India has built a reasonable number of bridges of friendship in the Indian Ocean Region which have helped in enhancing its image as a benign friend in need.