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T-7 Red Hawk trainer aircraft on a runway with maintenance personnel in background.

Air Force's T-7 Red Hawk Trainer Faces Serious Airworthiness Risks

The Air Force's new T-7 Red Hawk trainer jets may be grounded by a serious airworthiness risk due to missing critical safety data from manufacturer Boeing. This critical gap in information could put pilots' lives at risk and threatens the program's success.

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CSIS agent surrounded by technology equipment in a neutral setting.

Canada's Spy Agency Neutralizes Foreign Botnets with Landmark Warrant

In a groundbreaking move, Canada's spy agency, CSIS, has successfully neutralized two foreign-run botnets operating on Canadian soil, thanks to a landmark warrant that allowed them to access and shut down infected devices. This pioneering threat-reduction tactic marks a major win in the fight against botnet threats.

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Military personnel in uniform gather around a large blank screen in a modern briefing room.

US Military Weighs Standalone Cyber Force by 2028

The US military is considering a game-changing move: creating a standalone Cyber Force by 2028, but its success hinges on a crucial decision from Congress or the White House this year. A recent report outlines a bold plan to overcome longstanding structural challenges in cyber operations and make this vision a reality.

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