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Intellexa founder says he will appeal Greek spyware conviction
Intellexa founder Tal Dilian said he will appeal his Greek conviction over a mass-wiretapping case tied to Predator spyware, which was used to hack phones belonging to ministers, opposition leaders, military officials and journalists.
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Ajax says hacker accessed fan data and enabled ticket transfers
AFC Ajax said a hacker accessed parts of its systems and viewed email addresses for a few hundred people and personal details for fewer than 20 people with stadium bans. RTL journalists who were tipped off verified vulnerabilities that they said allowed ticket transfers and broad access to fan records; Ajax says it has patched…
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UK sanctions Xinbi marketplace linked to Southeast Asian scam centres
The U.K. has sanctioned Xinbi, a Chinese-language marketplace accused of selling stolen data and cryptocurrency services to scam centres in Southeast Asia, and targeted the operators of a large scam compound known as #8 Park, as part of efforts to disrupt crypto-based money laundering and large-scale investment fraud.
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Phishing campaign targets TikTok for Business accounts with bot-blocking pages
A phishing campaign is targeting TikTok for Business accounts with bot-blocking pages that redirect through Google Storage and use a Cloudflare Turnstile check, then present fake login pages designed to capture credentials and session cookies.
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Researchers find flaw that could let websites inject prompts into Anthropic’s Claude Chrome extension
Researchers disclosed a flaw called ShadowPrompt in Anthropic’s Claude Chrome extension that combined an overly permissive origin allowlist and a DOM-based XSS in an Arkose Labs CAPTCHA, allowing websites to inject prompts; Anthropic and Arkose issued fixes in December 2025 and February 2026.
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Kaspersky links Coruna iOS exploit framework to Operation Triangulation, finds expanded targets
Kaspersky researchers say the Coruna exploit framework is an updated successor to the Operation Triangulation toolkit, adding support for A17 and M3 chips and iOS up to 17.2, and that its components include multiple exploit chains used in both espionage and financially motivated attacks.
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Operation Alice shuts down 373,000 fake CSAM dark web sites
Operation Alice, led by Germany, shut down more than 373,000 dark web sites selling fake CSAM packages. About 10,000 buyers paid roughly $400,000 and investigators seized 287 servers, including 105 in Germany.
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Apple warns older iPhones vulnerable to web-based exploit kits
Apple warned in a support document that exploit kits Coruna and DarkSword can steal data from outdated iPhones via malicious websites. Users should install listed security updates or enable Lockdown Mode if updates are not possible.
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Big Tech provides $12.5m to help open source maintainers handle AI-generated bug reports
Six major tech firms have provided $12.5 million in grants to a foundation project and OpenSSF to help open source maintainers triage and remediate AI-generated bug and security reports. Details and timing remain unclear.
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DDoS attack disables Perm parking payments, drivers excused for March 10–13
A DDoS attack knocked Perm’s parking payment portal offline from March 10 to 13, leaving paid parking zones free and drivers excused for non-payment while systems were restored.
