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Watch out for more Fortinet vulns! Two critical bugs in Fortinet’s sandbox could allow unauthenticated attackers to bypass authentication or execute unauthorized code on vulnerable systems. Luckily, the security vendor has issued fixes – so patch now – and so far, there are no reports of active exploitation. But considering that the vulnerabilities are now public, both can be exploited without any authentication, and that attackers do love abusing Fortinet products, that is likely to change soon.  CVE-2026-39808 is an OS command injection flaw in FortiSandbox that allows unauthenticated attackers to execute unauthorized code or commands via HTTP requests. It…

FORT KNOX, Ky. — A Mission and Installation Contracting Command officer enabled the 310th Expeditionary Sustainment Command to integrate contracting into large-scale operations during a recent warfighter exercise. Lt. Col. Aditya S. Khurana, assigned to MICC Fort McCoy and the 419th Contracting Support Brigade, provided operational contract support from March 9–24, contributing to the ESC’s successful validation of its Operational Contract Support section during WAREX 26-003. Khurana was embedded with the 310th ESC staff, specifically the Operational Contract Support (OCS) team. The element is subordinate to the 377th Theater Support Command (TSC), tasked to identify requirements and develop contracting solutions…

Iran Press TV Tuesday, 14 April 2026 5:57 AM By Press TV Website Staff On Monday, April 13, the fragile ceasefire between Tehran and Washington came under renewed strain after US President Donald Trump announced a so-called “naval blockade” of the Strait of Hormuz, prompting a swift and firm response from Iran. The Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) warned that any US military vessel approaching the strategic waterway would be treated as a violation of the truce and met with decisive action, asserting full Iranian control over the strait. Tehran dismissed Washington’s claims of military success in the Persian Gulf,…

Moorpark, California (USA), April 15, 2026 – Quantum Systems Inc., the US entity of Quantum Systems, today announced that Vector AI  has been selected for the U.S. Army’s Company-Level sUAS Directed Requirement (DR) 2 initiative under a contract valued at $15.3 million. Vector AI will accelerate the delivery of advanced aerial intelligence capabilities to Brigade Combat Teams of the U.S. Army. The effort is a key component of the Army’s modernization strategy to rapidly field commercially available unmanned systems to Soldiers while informing the development of its future Medium Range Reconnaissance (MRR) program, which will define the next generation of…

ARX Robotics UK has begun manufacturing autonomous ground systems in the United Kingdom following its first contract with the British Army. The announcement marks a significant step in the company’s growing UK presence and the Army’s adoption of robotic and autonomous capabilities.  ARX Robotics UK has begun manufacturing autonomous ground systems in the United Kingdom following its first contract with the British Army. The announcement marks a significant step in the company’s growing UK presence and the Army’s adoption of robotic and autonomous capabilities. Awarded through Task Force RAPSTONE, the contract will see ARX Robotics UK deliver an initial order…

In Ukraine, the battlefield has become transparent. The sky over the front line is saturated with sensors and strike platforms. Small drones hover constantly above, watching trenches, vehicles, and supply routes in real time. First-person-view drones strike within seconds of detection. The result is a battlefield where movement is exposed and survival increasingly depends on who can see first. Many observers have concluded that whoever dominates the air with drones will dominate the war. They are only half right. There is no longer any serious debate about whether unmanned aircraft systems have changed warfare. Tactical concealment has become much more…

Audio of this article is brought to you by the Air & Space Forces Association, honoring and supporting our Airmen, Guardians, and their families. Find out more at afa.org COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.—The Space Force is preparing for significant growth to its procurement budget in fiscal 2027, and the head of the service’s largest acquisition organization said April 14 he is asking companies to invest now in facilities and production capacity so they’re ready to execute when called upon. The Space Force’s $71 billion budget request, a 77 percent increase over last year, includes $19 billion for procurement—up from just $3.6…

At AAAA this week, Gentex Corporation will unveil its Next Generation Rotary Wing Helmet, a purpose-built solution engineered to elevate safety, adaptability, and mission performance for modern aircrew. Designed with a Modular Open Systems Approach (MOSA), the helmet provides a scalable platform that supports both current and future helmet-mounted display (HMD) technologies, ensuring long-term operational relevance as mission requirements evolve. Built to meet the U.S. Army’s most stringent impact and protection standards, including 56/P (FNS/PD 96-18) and DOI specifications, the helmet delivers enhanced impact and debris resistance, in a lighter weight platform. Gentex’s LockDown® Liner System technology enables a secure,…

The countries that prevail in great-power rivalries are those that adapt. Athens and Sparta and their allies constantly innovated so their navies could outperform one another. During the Cold War, the United States and the Soviet Union spent nearly two decades engaged in a space race. Now, technology is the central front in U.S.-Chinese competition and in the broader contest to shape the world, and the United States must adapt again. This rivalry is playing out across frontier sectors including semiconductors, artificial intelligence, biotechnology, and clean energy. To prevail, Washington needs a clear definition of success and a clear and…

UFC welterweight contender Daniel Rodriguez has leaked the details around the plans for his next fight. Rodriguez, 39, is the No. 14-ranked contender in the UFC welterweight division. He is riding three straight wins, having recently beaten Alex Morono, Santiago Ponzinibbio, and Kevin Holland. Despite that streak, his momentum has somewhat stalled, as he just spent eight months in a Mexican prison for trying to get cannabis over the border. From the sounds of it, he’ll soon have a big opportunity to get back on track. Daniel Rodriguez vs. Leon Edwards in the works for UFC 329 Speaking to TMZ…