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- 1Oxygen Forensics also worked with EU law enforcement, reports say●Oxygen Forensics, which supplied software to U.S. government agencies and Russia’s FSB, also worked with EU law enforcement
Oxygen Forensics, a digital forensics firm that supplied software to U.S. government agencies and Russia's FSB, is now reported to have also worked with European Union law enforcement. The revelation is raising questions in Brussels about how EU bodies came to rely on tools from a company serving both Western agencies and Russian security services.
- 2FSB Americas group meets in Mexico City●FSB Regional Consultative Group for the Americas meets in Mexico City
The Financial Stability Board's Regional Consultative Group for the Americas has convened a meeting in Mexico City. The group brings together financial authorities from across the Americas to discuss regional vulnerabilities, financial stability risks and implementation of international regulatory standards. Details of the agenda and outcomes have not been published beyond confirmation of the meeting by the FSB.
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Ksenia Maximova, a Russian exiled in London who became a Liberal Democrat politician, is reportedly the target of a chilling warning from Putin's FSB spy agency, with sources claiming her 'fate is sealed'. The story highlights renewed concerns about the safety of Kremlin critics living in Britain and the reach of Russian intelligence operations abroad.
- 4MotorTrend Takes Its Long-Term VW Golf R Canyon Driving▼Carving Our Long-Term VW Golf R Through the Canyons in a Wolfsburg Wolfpack
MotorTrend is running a group drive feature in which its long-term Volkswagen Golf R is taken through canyon roads alongside other VW performance models, described as a 'Wolfsburg Wolfpack'. The piece assesses how the hot hatch handles winding roads over an extended test period, adding to ongoing coverage of the current Golf R's performance and everyday usability.
- 5Russian FSB-linked hackers step up phishing attacks on Ukraine supporters▼Russian FSB-linked hackers scale up phishing attacks against Ukraine supporters
Hackers linked to Russia's FSB intelligence service have intensified phishing campaigns targeting people and organisations supporting Ukraine, according to reporting by Recorded Future News. The attacks use deceptive emails to steal credentials and sensitive information from Ukraine's international backers. Security watchers say the operation shows Moscow's continued emphasis on espionage against Ukraine's allies rather than purely destructive cyberattacks.