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Spain, Poland forge $6.3 billion deal for Airbus MRTT tankers

Spain and Poland have just sealed a massive $6.3 billion deal to jointly acquire Airbus A330 Multi Role Tanker Transport (MRTT) aircraft, with at least seven planes set to be purchased. This game-changing agreement was greenlit by Spain's Council of Ministers, paving the way for a seven-year partnership with Poland.

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Poland Listed in $131 Billion US F-15 Deal Amid Speculation

Poland won't be getting its hands on F-15EX aircraft, according to a statement from the Polish Ministry of National Defence, despite being listed in a massive $131 billion US deal with Boeing for F-15 production and support.

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Poland Bolsters NATO Allies with $2 Billion Piorun Missile Deal

Poland is set to significantly boost its NATO allies' defense capabilities with a groundbreaking $2.16 billion deal to supply thousands of Piorun missiles and launch systems. This massive contract, valued at PLN 8 billion, marks a major milestone in the country's military modernization efforts.

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Zimbra Vulnerability Exploited in Active Attacks

A critical vulnerability in the Zimbra Collaboration Suite is under active attack, putting over 12,100 exposed servers worldwide at risk, with most located in Europe and Asia. Attackers can exploit this flaw, tracked as CVE-2026-73570, to execute remote code without authentication, simply by sending specially crafted SMTP requests.

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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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Polish officials attend frigate launch ceremony in Gulf of Gdansk.

Poland Unveils Advanced Frigate Amid Baltic Security Push

Poland just took a major leap in Baltic security with the launch of its most advanced frigate, Wicher, a game-changing vessel that's a key part of the country's defense strategy. The impressive warship was unveiled in a ceremony attended by Polish President Karol Nawrocki, marking a significant milestone in Poland's naval modernization efforts.

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Russian Hackers Breach Polish Power Plant via Private APN

In a chilling cyberattack, Russian hackers infiltrated a Polish power plant by breaching a wind farm's VPN and firewall, then exploited a cellular router to gain control of the plant's systems. The attackers forced a combined heat and power plant into a controlled shutdown, overriding its operations with a password-protected lock.

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Hackers Exploit Private Cellular Network to Breach Polish Power Plant Controls

In a chilling breach, hackers infiltrated a Polish power plant's controls, putting the heat supply of 50,000 residents at risk, by exploiting a vulnerable private cellular network used to connect remote equipment. The intruder's route began at a nearby wind farm, where a poorly secured VPN and lack of multi-factor authentication created an easy entry point.

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Industrial control room with cellular router and equipment, network operations center in background.

Hackers Exploit Private APN to Breach Polish Energy Plant

In a groundbreaking cyberattack, hackers exploited a private APN to breach a Polish energy plant, marking the first observed instance of this attack vector in a real-world scenario. CERT Polska tracked the intrusion to a compromised FortiGate VPN/firewall at a wind farm, which served as a springboard for the attack.

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Cyberattackers Hijack Legitimate Emails, Payments in Twin 2026 Campaigns

Cyberattackers are sneaking into legitimate emails and payments, exploiting our trust in everyday business communications to pull off scams that now account for almost 46% of all threat detections. They're using ordinary emails like shipment notices and invoice prompts, often sent from compromised corporate mailboxes, to carry out banking malware campaigns.

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UK, EU Attribute Poland Cyberattack to Russian Spies, Warn Infrastructure Operators

The UK and EU have called out Russia's Federal Security Service for a brazen cyberattack on Poland's power grid, saying it's just another example of their reckless attempts to wreak havoc across Europe. The attack, attributed to FSB's Centre 16, was foiled, but serves as a stark warning for infrastructure operators to stay vigilant.

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Technicians inspect Barracuda cruise missile components at a Polish manufacturing facility.

Poland to Mass-Produce Low-Cost Barracuda Cruise Missiles

Poland is set to start mass-producing the game-changing Barracuda cruise missiles, a precise, affordable, and electronic warfare-resistant defense system, in partnership with Anduril Industries. This breakthrough move comes after a memorandum was successfully converted into a production program, paving the way for thousands of missiles to bolster the Polish Armed Forces.

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MiG-29 fighter jets parked on a tarmac with a drone on a maintenance cart in the foreground.

Poland Halts MiG-29 Transfers to Ukraine Over Drone Tech Dispute

Poland has put a hold on sending more MiG-29 fighters to Ukraine after Kyiv reportedly failed to deliver on a deal to share drone technology, with Poland's defense minister saying "there will be no MiGs for Ukraine" without a fair trade. The move comes after a proposed partnership-based approach, with Poland's defense minister offering to swap MiGs for drone tech, was seemingly snubbed.

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Poland Seeks Bidders for Air Defence Laser Systems

Poland is taking a giant leap in air defence technology, exploring cutting-edge laser directed-energy weapons with twenty potential contractors already on board. The Armament Agency is seeking innovative solutions for its Laserowy System Broni Skierowanej Energii (LSBSE), a game-changing system designed to provide layered air defence capabilities.

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Modern submarine docked in Baltic Sea port with Polish naval vessel and sailors in background.

Saab Secures $4.8 Billion Deal for Polish Submarines

Saab has sealed a whopping $4.8 billion deal with Poland to produce three cutting-edge A26 submarines, bolstering the Polish Navy's presence in the Baltic Sea and cementing its position as a NATO powerhouse. This game-changing contract will replace Poland's aging Soviet-era subs with advanced Swedish-made vessels, significantly ramping up the country's naval capabilities.

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Poland Disrupts SIM-Swapping Gang Linked to Crypto Heists

In a major breakthrough, Polish authorities have dismantled a notorious SIM-swapping gang that used social engineering and specialized software to orchestrate a string of crypto heists, with four suspects now facing charges. The successful takedown was made possible through a collaborative effort with the FBI and Homeland Security Investigations.

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Polish naval personnel surround a compact unmanned aerial system on a vessel deck.

Poland Bolsters Naval Forces with Shield AI's V-Bat UAVs

Poland is set to supercharge its naval capabilities with Shield AI's cutting-edge V-Bat UAVs, which have already proven their mettle in challenging environments. The $16 million deal will see several V-Bat systems deployed aboard Polish Navy vessels by year's end, bolstering maritime intelligence and surveillance operations.

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Polish Air Force base with several F-35 fighter jets parked on tarmac.

Poland Plans to Double F-35 Fighter Jet Order

Poland is set to supercharge its air defense capabilities by doubling its order of F-35 fighter jets, with plans to add two more squadrons to the initial 32 aircraft, as announced by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defense, Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz. This massive upgrade is part of the country's ambitious Armed Forces Development Program, aimed at bolstering its defense priorities through 2039.

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Polish drone on display in a well-lit conference room or defense exhibition hall in Ottawa, Canada.

Canada Taps Polish Drones to Bolster Defense Ties with EU Backing

Canada is set to boost its defense capabilities with cutting-edge Polish drones, including the advanced Warmate, FlyeEye, and Gladius models, as part of a new agreement with Poland backed by the EU. This deal marks a significant step forward in Canada's defense ties with Poland and the European Union.

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Poland Shifts Officials to State Messaging App Citing Security Concerns

Poland is swapping out Signal for a state-developed messaging app touted as more secure, amid rising concerns over targeted social engineering attacks on government officials. The move marks a significant shift in how officials communicate, prioritizing security over popular choice.

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Military officers gather around a table in a briefing room with a large Eastern Europe map and a canceled deployment plan…

Pentagon Halts Poland Troop Deployment Amid European Tensions

The Pentagon has abruptly halted the deployment of an armored brigade to Poland, a sudden decision that comes amid rising tensions in Eastern Europe. Just days before the scheduled deployment, the Army was informed of the change, with roughly 4,000 troops affected.

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Pentagon Draws Congressional Fire Over Canceled Europe Deployment

Congressional leaders are breathing down the Pentagon's neck after a surprise deployment cancellation left lawmakers fuming, with the House Armed Services Committee chair vowing to ensure the department sticks to its statutory commitments. The canceled deployment involved the 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division, which was set to head to Poland.

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Russia Targets Polish Water Utilities in Hybrid Warfare Campaign

Poland's Internal Security Agency has uncovered a concerning trend: five cyber intrusions into water utilities have been linked to a pro-Russian hybrid campaign, part of a broader Kremlin strategy to target NATO's eastern flank.

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PZL M28 Skytruck aircraft on a runway with a hangar in the background.

Poland Develops M28 Skytruck for Counter-Drone Role

Poland is taking a major step in its defense strategy by modifying its PZL M28 Skytruck aircraft to combat drones, with a contract in place to equip the plane with gun armament. The modification program is already underway, starting with the conversion of a prototype.

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