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Damaged F-15E fighter jet on the ground with blurred missile component nearby.

Iranian Drones Exposed F-15E to Shoulder-Launched Missile

Iranian drones played a deadly role in a recent air engagement, feeding critical targeting data to commanders who used it to launch a shoulder-fired missile that struck a US F-15E jet. The drones provided precise GPS location, speed, and direction, making it a turning point in the April skirmish over southern Iran.

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Water treatment plant interior showing operational equipment and controls.

Experts Cast Doubt on Handala's US Water Hacking Claims

Experts are debunking Handala's claims of being able to shut off water in US cities, with no evidence to back up the group's bold assertions. According to Sean Malone, Chief Information Security Officer at BeyondTrust, the breach appears to be limited to non-critical systems, with no impact on water treatment or distribution.

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Researcher holds portable GPS interference detector in lab setting with technical equipment.

Researchers Develop Powerful GPS Interference Detector

Meet the game-changing GPS interference detector from Oak Ridge National Laboratory, designed to safeguard navigation systems from spoofing and jamming threats - and it's hitting the road first. This portable powerhouse uses cutting-edge tech to filter out fake signals and noise, giving drivers and fleets a reliable route to accurate location data.

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