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INTERPOL Operation Red Card 2.0 Arrests 651 in African Cybercrime Crackdown.

Today's cybersecurity highlights reveal a mix of major criminal crackdowns and serious vulnerabilities affecting millions.

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  1. INTERPOL Operation Red Card 2.0 Arrests 651 in African Cybercrime CrackdownIn a massive crackdown, INTERPOL just rounded up 651 suspects in Africa, recovering over $4.3 million in the process. Talk about a cybercrime bust—who knew arresting a digital villain could be so lucrative! — The Hacker News, Bleeping Computer
  2. Microsoft Patches CVE-2026-26119 Privilege Escalation in Windows Admin CenterMicrosoft just dropped a patch for a serious privilege escalation flaw in Windows Admin Center, because who doesn't like to keep their admin privileges in check? Let's hope this patch makes the hackers think twice before trying to escalate their game. — The Hacker News
  3. New 'Massiv' Android Banking Malware Poses as an IPTV AppMeet 'Massiv,' the sneaky new Android malware disguised as an IPTV app, stealing identities and banking info like a pro. If you thought binge-watching was risky, wait until you see what downloading that app can do! — Bleeping Computer
  4. Data Breach at Fintech Firm Figure Affects Nearly 1 Million AccountsFigure Technology Solutions just took a hit, leaving nearly a million accounts exposed in a data breach. Looks like they need to figure out their security protocols before they add more zeros to that user count! — Bleeping Computer
  5. CISA Orders Feds to Patch Actively Exploited Dell Flaw Within 3 DaysCISA is giving government agencies a three-day deadline to patch a Dell flaw that's been exploited since mid-2024—talk about a cyber ticking clock! Better hurry, because you know those hackers are waiting to pounce! — Bleeping Computer
  6. Flaw in Grandstream VoIP Phones Allows Stealthy EavesdroppingA critical flaw in Grandstream VoIP phones is letting attackers eavesdrop without leaving a trace—perfect for those who love a little snooping! Just remember, if you're talking secrets, maybe leave the VoIP out of it. — Bleeping Computer