Operation Blackout targeted West African scam networks
The Justice Department says the effort led to dozens of arrests and removal of more than 3.7 million fake accounts.
The Justice Department says the effort led to dozens of arrests and removal of more than 3.7 million fake accounts.
Trading on Polymarket.com resumed after nearly an hour; the US platform was not affected and the company promised reimbursement.
Platforms could use photo ID, bank data, facial estimation, or a digital identity service.
IPCO says GCHQ still lacks a clear picture of scale and recoverability of media that may hold intercepted data.
IPCO says the agency still lacks a clear count of lost media that may hold Investigatory Powers Act data, years after officials were told.
A UK third-party provider was breached; trading resumed and Polymarket says affected traders will be refunded.
The New York Times says he has walked 31,000 miles and plans to reach his mother's house in England next week.
Across 1.2 million campaigns, iOS scripts and messenger phishing rose while cloaking’s share of suspensions fell to about 45%.
Staff in the US, UK, Canada and India have until December to accept terms close to ordinary severance.
Photo ID, banking, digital ID and facial estimation remain; about 150,000 teens aged 16–17 lack photo ID.
CVE-2026-41709 bypasses ESXi command logging; CrowdStrike does not say it gave initial access.
A March 2024 Domestic Violence Protection Notice erroneously included the victim's home address; the ICO chose a reprimand over a fine after the force made improvements.
The government says Virtualine still hosts a replacement site that has already drawn a child-abuse complaint.
Dutch police seized dozens of servers in Limburg and recovered data on more than 3,000 customers; follow-up is underway.
About 63,000 Discoverable Servers get public web pages from November 16; new-message indexing starts mid-December.
Personal Pro accounts in the EEA, Switzerland and the UK remain locked out, while some business accounts already have access.
The consultation is promised for next year and will build on a Law Commission review of product liability that runs until January 14.
After backlash, Meta moved the effective date from October 30 to November 20 and removed the word train.
After backlash, Meta moved the effective date from October 30 to November 20 and narrowed the listed uses.
Prosecutors say the host ignored abuse notices, offered to move infrastructure after law-enforcement requests, and took unhosted Bitcoin payments.
Arctic Wolf says Spanish legal lures drop VBScript or JavaScript that inject XWorm into RegAsm.exe.
The Colombian chain uses a .NET DLL whose hash matches a September UK case, but payloads and C2 differ.
A court authorized seizure of virtualine.net; prosecutors allege it kept serving a forum after child-abuse complaints and have not charged operators.
The GoDaddy-owned registrar says the September 18 intrusion was limited to reading and suspects China-linked use of ARTEX.
German, Dutch and UK agencies assisted; the operator said it could rebrand and resume within about a day.
Prosecutors say the host kept a forum online after child-exploitation notices and took unhosted bitcoin.
Other listed targets included Taiwan, Hong Kong, the UK, France, Italy, Qatar, and Colombia.
US, German and UK agencies say the gang guesses passwords, phishes and exploits known flaws.
The inspectorate withheld which suppliers and forces were hit and does not say whether those attacks stole data.
ANY.RUN linked 618 analyses from June through October 21, 2026, with monthly cases rising from 20 to 200.
She says X repeatedly dismissed reports of sexualized images, including one that appeared to depict a sexual assault.
FCA guidance says sharing incident details with the NCSC can fit normal professional duties under UK market-abuse rules.
A January–May 2026 inspection found legacy systems, weak third-party controls and uneven national coordination.
Roles span penetration testing, cloud networking, ISSO compliance and SOC 2 work across eight countries.
Jaydip Modhwadia says he achieved remote code execution in about three hours after a PHP endpoint was added.
Researchers will return in phases and cannot download result files until human reviewers check them.
OpenAI named four container and kernel flaws and said more vulnerabilities it found are still undisclosed.
The cyber money sits inside a wider £600 million-plus AI package covering biosecurity, AISI and British AI firms.
In a UK AISI test with safeguards off, maintainers rejected the pull request after an outside developer flagged it.
The roundup cites claimed OpenAI data-access incidents, a LiteLLM supply-chain compromise, and about $800 million in UK AI security funding.
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