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The newest cyber risk: Hackers can hear what you’re printing
March 14, 2016 | NewsUsing only a smartphone, researchers were able to get enough information from signals created by a 3-D printer’s nozzle to reverse-engineer the object being manufactured.
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HHS funds internal innovation projects
| NewsThe Department of Health and Human Services’ Ventures Program will fund five early-stage projects that aim to improve department processes.
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Call for security science papers
| NewsThe National Security Agency is taking nominations for its Best Scientific Cybersecurity Paper Competition.
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Interagency teams take up diplomacy challenge
March 11, 2016 | NewsFrom nearly 500 submissions, six finalist teams were selected at the D3 Innovation Summit for their solutions to that leverage technology to solve global problems.
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Can we build quantum-resistant encryption?
| NewsNew research demonstrating that quantum computing is now just an engineering challenge moves the possibility of encryption-cracking machines to the front burner.
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Mapping a path to the smart city
| NewsThe Smart Cities Council’s Readiness Guide helps city planners make educated choices about the technologies they can use to transform their towns.
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Army wants to equip soldiers with drones
| NewsCarried, launched and retrieved by individual soldiers, the tiny unmanned aerial systems will increase tactical intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance capabilities in the field.
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White House drafts ‘default to open’ policy for source code
| NewsFederal CIO Tony Scott announced a new draft Federal Source Code policy that would require software developed at agencies or created by contractors specifically for government use be made available to share and reuse across agencies.
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State marijuana regulation: Is there a standard for the systems?
March 10, 2016 | NewsA more open monitoring system would give both the Justice Department and the states documentation on what’s working and what’s not.
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State marijuana regulation: Is there a standard for the systems?
| NewsA more open monitoring system would give both the Justice Department and the states documentation on what’s working and what’s not.