Schools turn to artificial intelligence to spot guns as companies press lawmakers for state funds Herald Palladium
Day: May 12, 2024
Nyt and Propublica report that Trump may owe $100 million dollars in taxes for questionable IRS tax break on Chicago tower.
Looks like all Trump’s malfiescence is coming to haunt him.
— KT “Special CIA Operation” (@KremlinTrolls) May 12, 2024
Russian interference in the US election is, this time, much more brazen and open compared to 2016. Russians have adopted the MAGA mantra in their propaganda. https://t.co/LaV9avMtcQ
— KT “Special CIA Operation” (@KremlinTrolls) May 12, 2024
‘Russia hoping to get “their man in the White House” to undermine NATO’ https://t.co/RuwcIKCE4p
— Hans de Vreij (@hdevreij) May 12, 2024
Iranian covert action operations have increasingly integrated espionage tactics to enhance their strategic depth and operational effectiveness against foreign adversaries. Moreover, this integration marks a significant shift towards more sophisticated intelligence-driven operations. In addition, Iran’s strategic use of covert action, combined with espionage, aims at expanding its regional influence and countering Western and regional adversaries. Iran employs complexity and uses proxies, cyberwarfare, and clandestine intelligence gathering to achieve strategic objectives in its operations.
Key Judgement 1. Iran’s strategic focus on enhancing its cyber capabilities suggests a significant shift towards prioritising cyber espionage over traditional intelligence methods.
Key Judgement 2. The integration of cyber espionage into Iran’s covert actions will likely increase the threat to Western and regional cybersecurity infrastructures.
Key Judgement 3. Iran’s use of proxy forces in covert operations will likely expand its regional influence and complicate countermeasures by adversaries.
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