Russian basketball player arrested in France over alleged ransomware ties
Daniil Kasatkin, 26, was detained in June at Paris’s Charles de Gaulle Airport shortly after arriving in the country with his fiancée, according to local media reports.
French police arrest Russian pro basketball player on behalf of US over ransomware suspicions | CyberScoop
Daniil Kasatkin played briefly for Penn State University. It’s the second European arrest on cyber allegations at the request of the United States to be revealed this week.
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Qantas says 5.7 million affected by breach, leaked info not enough to access frequent flyer accounts
In an updated advisory, Qantas broke down the categories of personal data breached in a recent cyberattack, saying frequent-flyer numbers were involved, but not in a way that would compromise accounts.
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Four arrested in UK over M&S, Co-op, Harrod cyberattacks
The UK's National Crime Agency (NCA) arrested four people suspected of being involved in cyberattacks on major retailers in the country, including Marks & Spencer, Co-op, and Harrods.
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L'Israélien Pegasus sera-t-il bientôt jugé aux États-Unis pour l'espionnage de journalistes ? - Numerama
Alors qu'en mars 2024, un tribunal californien avait jugé l'affaire d'espionnage opposant un média salvadorien au logiciel israélien Pegasus « entièrement étrangère », une cour d'appel fédérale a relancé ce dossier le 8 juillet 2025, au motif que les journalistes ont été espionnés via des serveurs américains. Pegasus