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Brussels has blacklisted several Chinese and Iranian companies and individuals after a wave of cyberattacks targeting EU infrastructure and citizens, marking a new phase in the continent's digital defense strategy.
The U.S. Treasury has sanctioned a global network accused of selling stolen government cyber tools to foreign adversaries. This investigative feature reveals how Operation Zero, aided by insider theft and links to cybercrime gangs, fueled a dangerous market for digital espionage.
The UK has opened its first investigation into suspected cyber sanctions breaches, all involving financial services firms. This historic probe tests the country’s ability to enforce digital deterrents as cyber threats surge.
The U.S. Treasury has quietly removed three Intellexa Consortium affiliates from its sanctions list, sparking fresh debate over the global regulation of commercial spyware and accountability for digital surveillance abuses.
The U.S. Treasury has quietly reversed sanctions on three Intellexa executives, despite ongoing concerns over Predator spyware’s global use. Digital rights groups warn the move may embolden surveillance tech vendors.
Despite U.S. sanctions, Predator spyware continues to evade detection, spreading across new countries and using shell companies to mask its operations, researchers reveal.
Municipal systems are the digital networks and services city governments use to manage daily operations and provide essential public services.
A fake identity is created using forged or stolen information to impersonate someone else, often to bypass security checks or commit fraud.
A Dark Web Marketplace is a hidden online platform where illegal goods and services are anonymously bought and sold, often using cryptocurrencies.