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International cybersecurity events, cross-border cyber incidents, and global threat intelligence.
India extradicts wanted investment-scam operative from Thailand, linked to SE Asia based transnational criminal syndicate
The deportation of Ganesh Balaso Kale — traced and returned within roughly 20 days of a Red Corner Notice — shows India's regional police forces driving cross-border cybercrime cases once thought beyond their reach, as Dubai and Southeast Asia become less safe for fraudsters.
Three Young Cambodian Women Arrested in Phnom Penh for Running Online Scam Operation
In a sign of evolving dynamics within Cambodia’s notorious online scam industry, authorities arrested three young Cambodian women on Friday night for operating a small-scale fraud ring in the capital’s Chom Chao 2 area.
US moves to seize 13 websites tied to alleged Chinese scheme paying American insiders for intelligence
Article is based on federal domain-name seizure warrant — filed in Washington, D.C.
SIHANOUKVILLE, Cambodia — Provincial Authorities Report Massive Two-Year Sweep Against Online Scam Centers
Massive seizure of desktop computers (16,911), Laptops (406), Mobile phones (40,852) from scam compounds by Cambodia.
36,000 Indian SIMs. One Country. ₹100 Crore Stolen.
How a Malaysian fraudster used legally-made Indian SIM cards to run scams from Cambodia — and what India and the world can learn.
Two Bans Every Second: WhatsApp's India-Only Ledger of Abuse — and the Silence Everywhere Else
In April 2026 alone, WhatsApp shut down nearly 5.5 million Indian accounts. The report that disclosed it exists because of a single country's law. The bigger story is why no other country gets one.
Platforms as vectors of Discord: How Social Media Intermediaries Enabled Foreign-Sown Anti-Indian Narratives in Singapore
Singapore has taken swift action under the Online Criminal Harms Act, ordering YouTube, Facebook, and X to block 14 posts that spread nativist and xenophobic narratives targeting the Indian community. Investigations revealed the content originated from a China-based platform before being amplified across global social media, falsely claiming that Singapore’s multiracial model is a façade and that stability depends on its ethnic Chinese majority. The posts used derogatory imagery of India
China's Ghost Recruiters: Fake 'Defense Analyst' Jobs on LinkedIn Are a Front for 'paid' Espionage
Chinese intelligence officers pose as online HR recruiters or consultants who represent fake, but often legitimate-looking, “cover companies” and claim to be located in countries other than China. Five Eyes agencies have identified individuals who have undertaken these activities, leading to criminal prosecutions, job losses, and security-clearance revocation.
Gamaredon Threat Actor Targets Ukraine via WinRAR Exploitation
Russia's FSB-linked Gamaredon group is weaponising WinRAR flaw CVE-2025-8088 to deploy GammaSteel and GammaWorm malware against Ukrainian targets.
Vietnam cracks down on SEO-promoted gambling websites; media company boss and 17 others arrested
The police pointed out that Mạnh organized employees to improve the search engine rankings of relevant gambling websites by massively creating backlinks, publishing promotional articles and online content, etc; technically this method also involves unauthorized intrusion in genuine websites. The method is known as black hat SEO as well.
Cambodia Names 34 Individuals in Fresh Sihanoukville Online Scam Crackdown - read the full list
Sihanoukville Prosecutors announces names in Transnational Cyber Fraud Case: 33 Foreign Suspect scammers Indicted, 5 Chinese Suspects Granted Bail
Got a Code on Your Phone You Didn't Ask For? Here's What to Do
A message pops up: "Your code is 482917." You didn't ask for it. So what's going on, and should you worry? Here's the simple answer: someone is trying to log into one of your accounts, and your phone just received the security code that's stopping them. They probably know your password. The code is the wall they can't get past, as long as you don't share it. Stay calm. You're not too late.