UK Government Initiates Transition from Passwords to Passkeys for 23 Million Users
The UK government is moving away from traditional passwords, introducing passkeys for 23 million users to enhance security and reduce costs.
PulsePolicy 15 Sep 2026 · 03:47 UTC+3
The United States military has officially acknowledged the deployment of space-based weapons for the first time.
Ars Technica 1 min read
The US military has confirmed that it has deployed weapons in orbit, marking a significant development in space militarization. The statement reveals that these space-based assets are intended for space control and defense.
This confirmation follows years of speculation and signals a new phase in the strategic use of space by military forces. The deployment is part of a broader strategy to maintain space superiority and protect national interests.
The acknowledgment is likely to prompt discussions on international space treaties and the implications of militarizing space, as other nations may respond with similar advancements.
The UK government is moving away from traditional passwords, introducing passkeys for 23 million users to enhance security and reduce costs.
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