Sri Lanka cybercrime networks are facing greater scrutiny after the suspected murder of a Chinese national exposed possible links to transnational scam operations. Police raids, foreign arrests and concerns over tourist visa abuse suggest fraud groups may be shifting into the country. Sri Lanka Cybercrime Networks Expand Sri Lanka is confronting an increase in suspected online scam operations as international criminal groups search for n

The Meta apology over PM Modi’s video follows Facebook’s temporary restriction of a July 23 post addressing student protests and exam paper leaks. India has demanded technical answers, while a parliamentary panel has pressed Mark Zuckerberg for accountability. Meta apologizes after Facebook restriction Meta has apologized to the Indian government after Facebook briefly restricted a video posted by Prime Minister

Illinois water cyberattack reporting remains split across general safety rules and federal guidance. A pending bill would require cybersecurity programs and incident procedures as utilities confront threats to connected control systems across the state. Illinois reporting rules leave a cyber gap Illinois water systems operate under general emergency-notification rules, but the state still lacks