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U-2 spy plane keeps on soaring (photos)
The Pentagon, smitten with the Global Hawk drone, had been ready to ground the U-2 fleet for good. But the latest Air Force budget proposal tells a different tale.
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How Does the Pentagon Deploy iPads? Very, Very Carefully [Macworld]
Setting up iPads inside the tightly-guarded headquarters of the United States' top military agency requires a high patience for extreme security regulations - and a willingness to sidestep those...
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Still processing after all these days (9/11 Diary)
In this article exploring the events of September 11, ZDNet Government columnist David Gewirtz examines the role of technology in the aftermath.
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10 things you should know about the Pentagon's new cyberwarfare strategy
Without a doubt, someday, you, too will have to defend against a cyberattack.
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Inside look at Pentagon's cyberdefense strategy: The battlefield beyond bad flash drives
Our nation faces risks far greater than a rogue flash drive: Failure to properly safeguard our consumer and industry systems; unwillingness to invest in ongoing security; and ordinary computer...
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State Dept., Pentagon open Facebook, Twitter use
The U.S. Defense Department and State Department are allowing greater use of Facebook and Twitter - along with a warning about spies.
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Pentagon kills $6.3 billion missile technology project
The Pentagon terminated Northrop Grumman's Kinetic Energy Interceptor program amid accusations by Defense Secretary, William Gates, that the system's design would not accomplish key military...
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Analyst: Breach revelations part of campaign for new funds, powers
No doubt, you have seen the news that F-35 Joint Strike Fighter program was breached by hackers, with all signs pointing to China. The Post reports that Lockheed Martin and the Pentagon are saying...
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Dean Kamen cooks up bionic arm; Vets may benefit
When Dean Kamen invented the Segway it was quite a breakthrough. But U.S. military veterans may be remember Kamen much more for creating bionic arms that will replace the clunky prosthetics of...
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Pentagon bill for cyberattack cleanup? $100 million
The Pentagon spent more than $100 million in the past six months cleaning up after Internet attacks and network issues according to military leaders.
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Will Pentagon take open source seriously?
What happens to programmers who bring things in from outside -- do they win promotion for initiative or do they get pushed out? That's a more important question.
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Pentagon decrees Cree LED
After a financially compelling pilot test of LED lights, the Pentagon's renovation team has pledged to buy more than 4,200 LR24 recessed LED luminaires from green lighting manufacturer Cree. The...
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NASA craft may ride on Pentagon rockets
Obama will tear down walls between NASA and the Defense Dept, scrapping the Ares rocket in favor of Pentagon rocket power.
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A year after YouTube ban, Pentagon launches TroopTube
After blocking YouTube from oversease bases last year, the Defense Department has launched TroopTube, as an authorized alternative. It is, the site says: the new online video site designed to...
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Leaked Pentagon doc slams Lockheed
A leaked Pentagon report said Lockheed Martin, the world’s largest defense contractor, failed to "provide the requisite definition and discipline to properly plan and control complex,...
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Google Street Views and the military threat
The Pentagon is not feeling too friendly towards Google these days. The brass got pretty pissed off when the discovered that Google Maps Street View had some up close and personal images of Fort...
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Military ready to defend and conduct cyberwar
The Pentagon is well-aware of the importance of the computer networks -- known as cyberspace to the media and the "Global Information Grid" to the Defense Dept. -- to national security and is...
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FBI building massive biometric database
In The Simpsons movie, Marge, Bart and Lisa's conversations are tracked by the NSA. It's not that they've been targeted as specific threats to the EPA's plans to wipe Springfield off the map but...
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Pentagon was hacked, some say by China
Hackers breached Pentagon computers, including an unclassified email system in the Secretary of Defense's office, the Pentagon revealed Tuesday, according to a Reuters report. The security breach...
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Photos: Pentagon pushes mine-resistant vehicles
The Defense Department is urging Congress to spend an additional $1.2 billion on tough trucks for duty in Iraq.
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