Vinnews Netherlands Proposes Hacking F-35 Jets if US Cuts Software Access
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A Dutch official stated that the Netherlands could hack F-35 jet software if the US restricts access to it. The official compared the potential hacking method to jailbreaking an iPhone, indicating the feasibility of such an action. This statement raises questions about the security and control of military technology.
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2026-02-16
Dutch official suggests hacking F-35 jets if US blocks software
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