Nuke Tech in the Surf Pipeline
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A foam substitute found in nuclear bombs makes superior sticks. By Heather Bourbeau from Wired magazine.
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Secure Freight Initiative will see cargo scanned for nuclear and radiological threats before it sets off for the U.S.
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The first of two ships carrying weapons-grade plutonium from the United States has docked in France. The British-registered Pacific Pintail is said to be carrying enough plutonium to make 40 nuclear bombs.
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Science & environment: An armada of robot submarines and marine sensors are to be deployed across the Atlantic
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Experts dragged sensors from boats and divers scooped soil from the ocean bottom Thursday, looking for radioactive clues to the location of a hydrogen bomb lost off the Georgia coast in 1958.
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This article discusses the use of Libwhisker, a PERL module which allows for the creation of custom HTTP packets and can be used for penetration  testing various web applications.
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Jason Larsen is a computer hacker with a twist. His goal is not to wreak havoc, but to boost security for America's pipelines, railroads, utilities and other infrastructure.
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Firth and degredation Hackers turned the Forth Road Bridge website into a filth jamboree after breaking into its systems to plant script designed to redirect surfers to a Turkish site hosting malware.â¦Learn &amp; Contribute, Live &amp; Online - The Register Debates Green Computing
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The military is looking to help grunts dodge explosives by funding next-generation technology that can predict where the deadly devices are made and placed.
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Investing: Cruising to Disaster
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As traces of radiation are found at a dozen sites, FBI experts in weapons of mass destruction will assist with the scientific analysis
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By Nick Whitten  A Saturday afternoon surfing session off the coast of Northumberland led to a meeting of minds and a new business partnership for Orange Bus IT of Newcastle.
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On Amchitka Island, former site of nuclear-weapons testing, a federal monitoring program takes effect this week.
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By Zhong, Qian  The Impact of Optical Add/Drop Multiplexing Technology on the Offshore Community The 2005 hurricane season unleashed five unforgiving storms on the southern United States and gulf coast.
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A prototype surfboard includes a notebook that allows surfers to check the latest wave and weather reports, navigate the Web and check e-mail between rides. [Missing Links]
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A device from Argonne National Lab takes a fresh approach to generating t-rays.
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The relentless pursuit for faster, cheaper broadband is leading to perhaps the last unclaimed conduit to your house: natural gas pipes. Nethercomm, a San Diego-area start-up, says it has developed technology to send lightning-fast broadband and TV services via wireless signals through the pipes.