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CISA is sounding the alarm on two critical vulnerabilities, CVE-2026-97229 and CVE-2026-76418, after evidence revealed they're being actively exploited by hackers, putting organizations and federal agencies at risk. These flaws, particularly the severe CVE-2026-97229 with a 10.0 CVSS score, demand priority attention to prevent devastating attacks.
A massive $6.3 billion crypto heist has hit Binance, with nearly $3 billion of those assets already frozen on-chain, and blockchain experts estimating a staggering $5.912 billion in stolen funds. This record-breaking theft sends shockwaves through the crypto world, dwarfing the next largest heist by a whopping four times.
Despite the AI-driven infosec revolution, crypto exchanges are still struggling with basic security flaws, leaving them vulnerable to phishing, zero-days, ransomware, and other threats. It's a harsh reminder that some old security problems refuse to fade away.
China is tightening its grip on drone technology exports, introducing new licence requirements to address growing security concerns. From November 18, exporters will need to obtain licences to ship a broader range of drones and components abroad.
The US Army Pacific is gearing up for a potential Chinese invasion of Taiwan by 2027, with General Ronald Clark confirming that the command is actively preparing for this threat within the critical planning horizon.
Türkiye's Military Factory and Shipyard Management Inc. (ASFAT) has sealed a deal with the Royal Jordanian Naval Force to deliver five advanced patrol boats, bolstering Jordan's naval capabilities. The contract was signed on February 12, 2026, at ASFAT's İzmir facility.
The key to unlocking the full potential of battlefield drones lies in true autonomy, enabling machines to act independently and reducing the workload on operators, thereby revolutionizing the way military forces operate. By advancing autonomy, drones can evolve from remotely piloted platforms to sophisticated force-multipliers that can make a real difference on the battlefield.
HAVELSAN is revolutionizing border and coastal security in Nigeria with its cutting-edge, integrated systems, solidifying its position as a trusted partner in the region. The Turkish systems integrator showcased its innovative solutions at AFRIDEX 2026, highlighting its existing ties with the Nigerian Army, including the supply of two 10-lane shooting systems.
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The US military is pushing back against Iran's claim that it captured a largely intact US drone, with a spokesperson calling out the IRGC for repeatedly lying out of desperation. The incident has escalated tensions, with Iran releasing video and statements about the capture, but providing no firm evidence to support its assertions.
A funding delay for the Army's MV-75 Cheyenne II program could add tens of millions of dollars to its costs, with Textron estimating a potential hit of up to $150 million. The uncertainty is tied to a continuing resolution at the start of the fiscal year, which may push back the low-rate initial production award.
Imagine a world where ground robot swarms can navigate with precision, without relying on GPS - two innovative startups have just made that a reality, successfully integrating a game-changing navigation system into small, autonomous robots. TERN's Independently Derived Positioning System paired seamlessly with Swarmbotics AI's FireAnt, achieving impressive results in under a week.
Meet the Ghost Shark Submarine, a game-changing underwater vehicle that can lay sea mines, launch reconnaissance drones, and carry vital equipment and supplies, significantly expanding Australia's deterrent reach. Its versatile payload bays also support the deployment of heavyweight and lightweight torpedoes, making it a formidable addition to the country's naval capabilities.
Canada is taking a bold step towards securing its future with a brand new national security strategy, one that's all about protecting its sovereignty in a world where borders are increasingly contested and global threats are on the rise. This game-changing document marks a major milestone for the country, and it's been a long time coming - more than 20 years, in fact!
Nigeria is set to supercharge its air force with a major boost from Turkey, including 12 cutting-edge Aksungur drones and six additional T129 ATAK helicopters. This exciting upgrade is part of a massive fleet development plan that includes 67 new aircraft!
Poland is taking a significant step to support Ukraine's air force by transferring two MiG-29 fighter jets, with one being flight-capable and the other potentially used for parts. This move aims to repair a recent diplomatic rift between the two nations.
The 101st Combat Aviation Brigade is taking flight training to new heights with an eight-month trial of NeuroTrainer, a cutting-edge virtual reality system that simulates high-pressure scenarios to sharpen pilots' reflexes and decision-making skills. By strapping on Oculus-based headsets, these aviators will face the ultimate test: can VR training help them stay one step ahead in the most unpredictable environments?
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A searchable archive called Icepick, containing records for over 41,000 Department of Homeland Security employees, was briefly taken down after a DHS contractor requested its removal, but it quickly resurfaced under a different registrar. The database, claimed to be breached, offers a disturbing glimpse into the work-related records of DHS employees.
As the Quad seeks to boost maritime security in Southeast Asia, a new study suggests that flexible participation could be the key to winning over regional partners. By focusing on activities that deliver tangible benefits, the Quad can build trust and cooperation with Southeast Asian states.
The midterms could spell a major shakeup in GOP oversight of the Pentagon, with several key Republican lawmakers facing competitive races that may change who's calling the shots on defense spending and policy. This sudden shift comes just as Congress is gearing up for crucial decisions on defense priorities.
EDGE Group's acquisition of CMD turbocharges its European expansion, creating a powerhouse propulsion hub capable of delivering high-performance drone engines. This game-changing deal propels EDGE from agreement to delivery, cementing its position as a leader in the market.
The Pentagon is investigating a mysterious cyberattack that caused six US military commissaries to experience freezer failures, spoiling food and leaving military personnel without access to essentials. The incident, which affected on-base grocery stores, is being treated as a possible cyberattack, with investigators working to uncover the cause and those responsible.
The US and Japan have sealed a deal to set up a final assembly and inspection facility for the AMRAAM air-to-air missile in Japan, a crucial move to support the F-35 fighter jet. This new facility is part of the Operation Supercharge initiative, a bilateral program aimed at boosting defense cooperation between the two nations.
AI developer tools have a hidden flaw - they embed browsers with supercharged capabilities that put host machines at risk of code execution attacks. A security startup discovered this weakness, dubbed the Embrace class of vulnerabilities, in five popular tools.
Big win for ChatGPT Pro users: OpenAI is doubling usage limits across the board, scrapping planned cuts and giving subscribers more bang for their buck - effective immediately! This move comes after customer backlash, and it's a clear win for those who rely on ChatGPT Pro to get work done.