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• Two US nationals jailed over scheme that generated $5 million for the North Korean regime
• Systemic Flaw in MCP Protocol Could Expose 150 Million Downloads
• OpenAI updates Agents SDK, adds sandbox for safer code execution
• Automotive Ransomware Attacks Double in a Year
• OpenAI Unveils GPT-5.4-Cyber for Improving Cyber Defense With AI
• European Cybersecurity Agency ENISA Seeks Top-Tier Status in CVE Program
• Signed Adware Operation Disables Antivirus Across 23,000 Hosts
• Critical Nginx-ui MCP Flaw Actively Exploited in the Wild
• AI Companies to Play Bigger Role in CVE Program, Says CISA
• Researchers Spot Surge in Brute-Force Attacks from Middle East
• Microsoft Fixes Two Zero-Days in April Patch Tuesday
• CISOs Urged to Innovate with Talent Retention as Job Satisfaction Declines
• Triad Nexus Expands Global Fraud Operations Despite US Sanctions
• Malicious Chrome Extensions Campaign Exposes User Data
• AI Security Institute Advocates Security Best Practices After Mythos Test
• Mailbox Rule Abuse Emerges as Stealthy Post-Compromise Threat
• Mirax Android Trojan Turns Devices Into Residential Proxy Nodes

Google’s new set of Google Play policy updates and account transfer feature strengthen user privacy and protect businesses from fraud. Google is also expanding features for managing new contact and location policy changes to support a smoother, more predictable app review experience. By October, Play policy insights in Android Studio can help developers identify if their apps should use new features and will guide them on the steps to take. From October 27, new pre-review …