The European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI) has introduced a new standard, ETSI EN 304 223, to address cybersecurity requirements for AI models and systems. This standard is crucial for security teams working with AI.

The UK Government has announced an investment of £210 million to bolster cybersecurity across its public services. This Government Cyber Action Plan aims to enhance the security of digital public services to the level of critical infrastructure.

The U.S. Department of Justice has seized the domain web3adspanels[.]org, used in a bank account takeover scheme resulting in $14.6 million in losses. Visitors to the domain now see a seizure banner indicating its takedown.

The FBI has successfully dismantled an online marketplace operated by Zahid Hasan from Bangladesh, which sold fake ID templates. This operation, known as TechTreek, involved the sale of digital templates for fraudulent identification documents.

The DOJ has announced the takedown of E-Note, an alleged money laundering platform used by cybercriminal groups. This operation marks a significant step in disrupting the financial networks supporting cybercrime activities.

The Europol's Operational Taskforce GRIMM has successfully dismantled a significant "violence-as-a-service" network, resulting in the arrest of 193 individuals. The operation involved law enforcement agencies from multiple European countries.

Law enforcement agencies in Switzerland and Germany have successfully dismantled the Cryptomixer cryptocurrency mixing service. This operation, known as "Operation Olympia," resulted in the seizure of €24 million in Bitcoin.

The operation, known as Operation Ironside, was orchestrated by the FBI and Australian Federal Police (AFP) to infiltrate and dismantle organized criminal networks globally. The AN0M operation began in 2018 following the takedown of Phantom Secure.

A UK-based sole trader has been fined £200,000 for orchestrating a large-scale SMS spam campaign that targeted financially vulnerable individuals. The ICO found that nearly one million unsolicited messages were sent without valid consent.

A Massachusetts student has been sentenced to four years in prison for hacking and extorting approximately $3 million from two companies. The cyberattack led to the exposure of sensitive data belonging to nearly 70 million individuals