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br00t4c @br00t4c@mastodon.social · 5d ago
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Nicolas Zahn @NZahn42@infosec.exchange · Jul 11, 2026
Straight out of my ZHAW School of Management and Law and Geneva Graduate Institute summer school lectures on #AI and #SecurityPolicy : as #sensors become ubiquitous and processing the gathered data increasingly relies on machines, expect more and more countertactics to be focused on fooling machines, not humans "In recent months Russian military lorries in Ukraine have begun sporting a striking new colour scheme of vivid black-and-white stripes. As camouflage goes, it is not much use against human observers. But then, it is not intended to fool biological eyes. Its aim is to frustrate the machine-vision systems that are fitted to the Ukrainian drones that zip around battlefields looking for prey." https://www.economist.com/science-and-technology/2026/07/08/how-to-hide-from-killer-drones
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