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Europe’s fraud machine ran like a multinational
Dutch police say an alleged investment-fraud network employed more than 700 people, operated approximately 20 call centres, and generated over €100 million a month.
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AI enters the live intrusion chain
Check Point research documents AI performing operational work during live intrusions, while enterprise telemetry shows rising prompt injection and sensitive-data exposure through routine AI use.
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US indicts alleged bulletproof hosting operators
US prosecutors have unsealed charges against three Russian nationals and two companies accused of providing infrastructure used in cybercrime affecting international victims.
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Adobe warns ColdFusion flaw is exploited
Adobe says CVE-2026-48282 has been exploited in limited attacks against ColdFusion, with updates available for ColdFusion 2025 and 2023.
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SAP fixes critical NetWeaver and Commerce flaws
SAP’s July Security Patch Day includes critical issues in NetWeaver Application Server ABAP, SAP Approuter, SAP Commerce Cloud, and NetWeaver Application Server Java.
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Microsoft patches exploited AD FS and SharePoint flaws
Microsoft’s July security update includes exploited vulnerabilities affecting Active Directory Federation Services and SharePoint Server.
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SonicWall warns SMA flaws are exploited
SonicWall says two SMA 1000 vulnerabilities are being actively exploited and is urging customers to upgrade, investigate, and reset credentials where needed.
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UK expands public-sector vulnerability monitoring
UK Government Security says its Vulnerability Monitoring Service now covers more than 6,000 public-sector organisations and has expanded active scanning.
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UK adds cyber risks to national register
The UK has added cyber attacks on data, water, and police infrastructure to the National Risk Register, alongside digital resilience failure after CrowdStrike.
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Vastaamo hacker wanted after appeal fails
Finnish police have issued a wanted notice for Aleksanteri Kivimäki after the Supreme Court refused him leave to appeal his sentence in the Vastaamo case.