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Supreme Court Extends Fourth Amendment Shield to Cell-Site Location Data
A geofence warrant case gives the Court a vehicle to rule that historical location records tied to a phone are constitutionally protected — full stop.
Law Enforcement and Microsoft Tear Down Command Infrastructure Behind Amadey and StealC
Hundreds of C2 servers went dark in a coordinated takedown targeting the shared hosting backbone used by two prolific infostealer families.
CSIS Got a Warrant to Reach Into Canadian Routers and Kill Two Botnets
A Federal Court ruling unsealed June 15 is the first public use of CSIS threat-reduction warrant powers against infected infrastructure on Canadian soil.
Operation Endgame Sweep Takes Down SocGholish Loader Infrastructure
Dutch-led coalition disrupts servers and remediates 14,971 compromised WordPress sites, in the latest tranche of the multinational takedown effort.
Week in Brief: Google Security Cuts, AudiA6 Forum Axed, Coupang's $400M Fine
ICS exposure holds flat while the attack surface grows, IBM and AT&T face hack cover-up allegations, and Microsoft quietly drops an AI incident-response playbook.
Sniper Dz Phishing-as-a-Service Goes Dark After INTERPOL Sweep Nets 201 Arrests
Operation Ramz dismantled a decade-old PhaaS storefront and pulled in its alleged operator, 'Guedz', across 13 MENA jurisdictions.
AudiA6 Crypto Laundromat Pulled Offline After Washing €336M for Ransomware Crews
Europol says the takedown severs a major cash-out pipeline tied to ransomware payouts and underground markets.
Disruption Week: Feds Yank Millions of Accounts in Crypto Fraud Sweep, Seize $3.8M
DOJ-led action against Southeast Asia 'pig butchering' rings hit infrastructure, not just wallets. The interesting question is what the platforms knew, and when.
Dutch Police Pull the Plug on 17-Million-Device Botnet Run Through 200+ NL Servers
Politie and NCSC seized command infrastructure hosted on Dutch soil, dismantling a network that pulled in PCs, phones, tablets and IoT gear at scale.
Justice Department Charges Ottawa Man With Operating Kimwolf DDoS Botnet
Federal prosecutors say Jacob Butler, 23, developed and rented out a variant of the AISURU botnet for paid denial-of-service attacks.
Operation Saffron Yanks the Plug on First VPN, the Getaway Car of at Least 25 Ransomware Crews
French and Dutch police led the takedown of a bulletproof VPN service that prosecutors say routed traffic for Conti, LockBit affiliates, and roughly two dozen other ransomware brands.