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Police and Military Radio Encryption Vulnerable to Cracking

August 9, 2025

Close-up of a police officer's utility belt, showing a red radio, handcuffs, and a gun holster.

Security vulnerabilities in encrypted radio communications used by law enforcement and military have resurfaced, with Dutch researchers uncovering weaknesses in…

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Police and Military Radio Encryption Vulnerable to Cracking

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