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India busts transnational SIM Farm Network with 320 SIMs in Karnataka; 4 Arrested for e-SIM Supply
Karnataka's Cyber Command Unit has dismantled an illegal SIM box network run from two apartments in Bengaluru's Whitefield area, seizing 10 GSM gateways with 320 SIM slots, some running e-SIM connections, and arresting four people in Tiroda, Maharashtra, over the alleged supply of SIM cards converted to e-SIMs. Police suspect links to digital-arrest scams, sextortion and fraud.
PHP Critical Flaws CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619: What to Do Now
Two critical PHP flaws allow remote code execution. What NSA, CISA and PHP say, the fixed versions (8.5.12, 8.4.27, 8.3.36, 8.2.35), and what is still unknown.
eMudhra CA Key Compromise Explained: What Happened and What to Do
Eight eMudhra intermediate CA keys were weak enough to be worked out. What browsers did, who is affected in India, what to update and what is still unknown.
How to Report Cybercrime and Online Fraud in Ethiopia (2026)
Scammed or hacked in Ethiopia? ETHIO-CERT hotline 933, M-PESA reversal steps, the NBE complaint route, and how to try to get your money back.
What Governments Pay for Chainalysis: A Price-Discovery Guide from Public Contract Records
For one Platinum Reactor user with its add-ons, training and support, a reasonable price on public benchmarks is about ₹0.5–2 crore a year before GST. That range runs from Uttar Pradesh Police at ₹53 lakh, through the US Justice Department and FDA at about ₹1.35 crore, to about ₹1.9 crore per Romanian Platinum licence including training.
NCCIA's First Month Under DG Rizvi: 5,176 Complaints, 5.3% Turned Into FIRs
Pakistan's NCCIA received 5,176 cybercrime complaints in the first month after Director General Syed Ali Nasir Rizvi took charge, registering 4,491 inquiries but only 272 FIRs, about 5.3 per cent of complaints. It reported 1,129 arrests and PKR 10.53 million returned to victims.
Arattai Rolls Out SIM Binding Under India's Telecom Cyber Security Rules: Why the World Should Follow
Arattai, the Zoho messaging app, has begun binding accounts registered with Indian (+91) numbers to the active SIM on the user's primary device, under the Department of Telecommunications' SIM binding directions. Verification becomes mandatory for all signed-in +91 users on 30 November 2026. Tying a chat account to a live SIM closes a gap scammers exploit worldwide, and other countries and platforms should make it standard practice.
Paid a Scammer with Zelle, Venmo, Cash App or PayPal? What You Can Still Do (US)
Paid a scammer with Zelle, Venmo, Cash App or PayPal? Report to your bank or the app now, then IC3 and the FTC. What each app says, honest odds, recovery scams.
Pakistan- and Canada-Based Scammers Used AI-Generated Fake Passports to Open Canadian Mule Bank Accounts, NCCIA Lahore Says
Pakistan's NCCIA Lahore says it has busted a cross-border synthetic identity fraud ring. Three suspects in Pakistan used AI-generated fake passports and photos, made by four Canada-based partners, to open accounts at major Canadian banks online. They got past photo verification with an anti-detect browser and ordered credit cards, which were delivered in Canada and maxed out before being dumped.
Indian Railways Invokes Nuisance Law Against Playing Reels on Speaker in Trains, Pay ₹1,000 fine
Southern Railway has told its divisions to act against passengers who play music, videos or reels on phone speakers in trains and stations. They can now be treated as causing a nuisance under Section 145(2)(a) of the Railways Act, as amended by the Jan Vishwas (Amendment of Provisions) Act, 2026. Offenders face a ₹1,000 fine and removal from the train, and repeat offenders face up to six months in jail or a fine of up to ₹5,000.
Suzhou Health Authorities Procure VPN Monitoring Equipment to Regulate Unauthorized Cross-Border Access
A procurement correction notice published on 14 October 2026 shows the Suzhou Health Information Center buying a cross-border VPN monitoring device able to identify protocols including OpenVPN, WireGuard, Shadowsocks, V2Ray, Trojan and NaiveProxy, as part of a wider security upgrade of its health big data centre.
The Investigator's Handbook: A Free Guide to Getting Evidence from Platforms, Banks and Providers
A free, source-checked handbook for investigators on getting evidence from platforms, banks and providers, with a global edition and 17 country editions.