In a world where every device could be a weapon, the first step to defense is knowing where the vulnerabilities lie.

"Weaponized incompetence" — or "strategic incompetence" — is wearing women out, especially during the pandemic.

Experts explain what to know about weaponized incompetence in romantic relationships, including the signs and how to address it.

A Kenyan ICT expert, George Njoroge, has ignited a national debate after calling out what he described as “weaponized poverty” on display during the country’s 62nd Madaraka Day celebrations ...

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Ukraine drone attack shows familiar-looking drones can be terrifying weapons An attack in Russia highlights how small drones can be outfitted with new software and components to turn them into ...

A TikToker calls attention to the use of 'weaponized incompetence' by men in the workplace following the term's popularization in 2021.

Weaponized Antivirus: When Good Software Does Bad Things What better way for a crime syndicate to take out a target than to trick the police into doing it for them? A new trend in weaponized ...

It will be hard -- if not impossible -- to stop hackers from weaponizing the “Internet of Things” anytime soon. That’s what some experts are warning in the wake of a massive cyberattack ...

LLMs are the new power tool of choice for rouge attackers, cybercrime syndicates, and nation-state attack teams.

Failing to tackle the insecurity of the Internet of Things and connected devices could lead to the technology's weaponization, resulting in irreversible consequences for us all. You may not think ...

The military must empower everyday personnel as well as public affairs officials to combat and compete with adversaries in the information sphere, according to one public affairs professional.