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Descartes Labs Government Launches Retina at GEOINT 2024, Fusing OSINT and GEOINT into a Single Pane of Glass - Vimarsana News

Descartes Labs Government Launches Retina at GEOINT 2024, Fusing OSINT and GEOINT into a Single Pane of Glass

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Mediazona confirms identities of over 50,400 Russian soldiers killed in Ukraine - Vimarsana News

Mediazona confirms identities of over 50,400 Russian soldiers killed in Ukraine

Through open-source research, Mediazona, a Russian independent media outlet, together with BBC Russia, confirmed the names of 50,471 Russian soldiers who had been killed since the beginning of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.

Source: yahoo.com
Charges pressed against six Russians for death of Dutch cameraman in 2008 - Vimarsana News

Charges pressed against six Russians for death of Dutch cameraman in 2008

RTL Nieuws correspondent Jeroen Akkermans has pressed charges against six Russian soldiers for involvement in the death of cameraman Stan Storimans in Georgia in 2008. He filed the charges with the Public Prosecution Service’s (OM) International Crimes Team along with Marjolein Storimans, the cameraman’s widow, the broadcaster reported on Friday.

Source: nltimes.nl
Google unveils new Gemini-powered security updates to Chronicle and Workspace - Vimarsana News

Google unveils new Gemini-powered security updates to Chronicle and Workspace

At Google Cloud Next '24, the company said it's using natural language to make detecting and responding to threats easier for security teams.

Source: zdnet.com
Russia suspected of 63-hour attack on GPS signals in the Baltic region - Vimarsana News

Russia suspected of 63-hour attack on GPS signals in the Baltic region

Global conflicts highlight the vulnerabilites of GPS for sailors with the potential to affect position fixing, collision avoidance, distress signalling and more