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DDoS Attack Disrupts Norwegian Government Services

Norway's government services were hit by a massive DDoS attack, leaving them partially or completely unavailable for periods of time, with issues like slow login times and disrupted operations. The Norwegian Digitalisation Agency reported the incident, which affected a wide range of critical public IT services.

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Norway's Digital Services Hit by Third DDoS Attack This Summer

Norway's digital services have been hit by a massive DDoS attack, crippling public-sector services and slowing logins for many users. The attack, which started at 03:38 CEST on Monday, targeted the country's shared government digital infrastructure, including public-service logins and secure digital mail.

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Saildrone unmanned surface vessel under construction with workers and equipment in a brightly-lit manufacturing facility.

Saildrone Bolsters European Presence with New Production Sites

Saildrone is taking its unmanned surface vessels to the next level with new production sites in the Netherlands, Norway, and Poland, boosting its European presence. The expansion comes on the heels of a successful six-month deployment that saw an impressive 92% fleet uptime in harsh weather conditions.

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Kongsberg Bolsters Cruise Missile Arsenal with Rusty Dagger Acquisition

Kongsberg supercharges its cruise missile capabilities with the acquisition of Zone 5 Technologies, a US start-up that brings cost-efficient design and mass production expertise to the table. This strategic move combines Kongsberg's cutting-edge tech with Zone 5's production prowess, paving the way for affordable cruise missiles in European markets.

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Leopard 2A8 tank with Trophy Active Protection System on a concrete surface.

EuroTrophy Expands Active Protection System Across Europe

EuroTrophy is on a mission to revolutionize armored vehicle safety across Europe with its cutting-edge Active Protection System, starting with a landmark delivery of two Trophy-equipped Leopard 2A8 tanks to Norway. Every new Leopard 2A8 tank rolling out of the factory will now come standard with Trophy, says Managing Director Dan Kalfus.

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Malaysia Seeks Clarifications as Norway Weighs Backing Out of Missile Deal

Malaysia is taking a proactive approach to resolve a potential hiccup in its missile purchase deal with Norway, with Defence Minister Mohamed Khaled Nordin vowing to seek clarifications through diplomatic channels. The country is keen to find a solution that serves its best interests and ensures its defense readiness remains on track.

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Military equipment and defense supplies stacked on pallets and in crates at a logistics hub.

US Weapons Deliveries to Nordic Allies Hit by Middle East War

US weapons deliveries to Norway and other Nordic allies are facing potential delays due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, with Washington notifying Oslo of possible hold-ups. The delays, however, have not been officially confirmed, with US authorities stressing that no decision has been made yet.

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