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Netherlands Seizes 800 Servers Linked to Hosting Firm Behind Cyberattacks and Disinformation
Dutch authorities seized 800 servers and arrested two men tied to Stark Industries, a hosting firm accused of enabling cyberattacks, information manipulation, and disruption campaigns on behalf of sanctioned Russian and Belarusian entities. Investigators say Stark Industries operated through WorkTitans B.V. (THE.Hosting) with support from Mirhosting, providing hosting, colocation, and connectivity to route traffic for these operations. The EU had sanctioned Stark Industries on May 20, 2025. Raids targeted data centers in Dronten and Schiphol-Rijk, with searches in Enschede and Almere as part of the probe.
Former US execs plead guilty to aiding tech support scammers
Two former executives of CA Cloud Attribution pleaded guilty to misprision of a felony for aiding a years-long tech support fraud that used deceptive pop-ups and remote access to steal from victims worldwide. They ran the C.A. Cloud business (2017–2022) and a Tunisia call center (2016–2022), allegedly helping fraudsters by marketing services and using rotating phone numbers; sentencing is June 16, with a maximum penalty of three years in prison and a $250,000 fine.
Google Exposes Unfixed Chromium Flaw That Keeps JavaScript Running in the Background
Google accidentally published details of an unfixed Chromium flaw that lets a background Service Worker keep JavaScript running after the browser is closed, enabling remote code execution on visiting devices. Reported by security researcher Lyra Rebane and known in Chromium Issue Tracker since 2022, the vulnerability could be exploited to create botnets or drive DDoS attacks across all Chromium-based browsers. Despite prior claims of a fix, Rebane demonstrated the issue persists in recent builds, and Google's exposure has heightened risk, with an emergency patch anticipated.
Apple blocked over $11 billion in App Store fraud in six years
Apple says it blocked over $11 billion in fraudulent App Store transactions across six years, with more than $2.2 billion blocked in 2025 alone. In 2025, it rejected over 2 million problematic app submissions, blocked 1.1 billion fraudulent account creations, terminated 193,000 developer accounts, and deactivated about 40.4 million user accounts suspected of fraud. The company also stopped 5.4 million stolen credit cards from being used, and removed or blocked numerous deceptive apps and reviews, including 195 million fraudulent ratings from 1.3 billion processed. Apple attributes these results to a mix of human review and machine learning, noting 850 million weekly App Store visits across 175 storefronts.