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Singapore Police Force’s Digital Disruption Centre sits under the new Cyber Command, launched on 3 July 2026 at Police Cantonment Complex, and is the unit tasked with finding and taking down online threats before they reach the public—scam sites and other scam enablers, ransomware and malware, and content that is racially or religiously inflammatory—using tools such as AI-assisted detection and powers under the Online Criminal Harms Act rather than waiting for victims to report after the fact.

Google built that licence-verification machinery in response to almost exactly this crisis in India, Kenya, Nigeria and Pakistan between 2021 and 2023. It has not extended it to Bangladesh, a market of some 190 million people where every one of the preconditions — heavy microcredit demand, near-universal mobile wallets, and an app economy running well ahead of its regulator — is present.

A Lumen Database filing shows Google was asked to kill Gmail accounts used to impersonate Fubon Group chairman Cai Mingzhong and a Taichung mutual-aid chief. The pitch is almost polite: create a chat group, send the QR code, then “advance” a company payment. Police say one earlier run of the same script cost a firm about NT$17 million — and Taiwan’s anti-fraud law is now pulling Google into the fight on two fronts, mailboxes and ads.

Recent months have also seen several cases involving Chinese nationals arrested in Kenya on cyber-related charges. In July 2026, detectives arrested 18 Chinese nationals in a Kilimani apartment described as a suspected cyber fraud workstation, recovering phones, passports and cash.

Binding operational-technology (OT) rules for electricity exist in a handful of jurisdictions. Most of the world still runs plants on vendor advice, IEC 62443 contracts and national CERT circulars. That difference matters. A guideline can be ignored. A reliability standard or a critical-infrastructure statute can shut a control room or fine a board.

Technology has made cybercrime investigation extremely difficult. A successful investigator needs to master multiple skillset to compete with the criminal's anti-forensic & detection methods

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Indian Overseas Bank has opened 291 officer vacancies across 14 post codes in JMGS I, MMGS II and MMGS III. Applications run 29 August to 15 September 2026, with selection by online examination and interview. Full vacancy table, reservation split, age limits, fees and application steps.

An 80-year-old in Delhi was put under fake digital arrest on WhatsApp and told to transfer Rs 1 crore. Here's how Bank of Baroda's AI model, a vigilant branch, and Delhi Police stopped it, and the 6 red flags of digital arrest scams every family must know.

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X’s disclosure of a suspected Chinese bot farm targeting the U.S. AI data-center debate reveals a sophisticated, AI-enabled influence effort that exploits genuine energy-grid stress in the Mid-Atlantic to slow American technological scaling.

Elderly victims aged 65 and above made up 14.4% of all scam victims in the first six months of the year, down from 15.0% a year ago. Yet the average amount lost per elderly victim rose to S$42,347 from S$35,374 in the same period last year — the highest among all age groups.