Digital Ants

The Pacific Northwest National Lab, part of the Department of Energy, says the Pentagon\'s computers experience more than five thousand cyber-attacks a day. No...

The Pacific Northwest National Lab, part of the Department of Energy, says the Pentagon’s computers experience more than five thousand cyber-attacks a day.

Now the lab is working on a unique new way to fight cyber-threats with what it calls ‘digital ants’ that can digitally scurry through a network, cleaning up threats before they occur.

The so-called “ants” can follow a virtual “trail” to the source of problems and retrieve information.

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