Infosecurity Europe: AI-Powered Cybercrime Tools Surge on Dark Web
Halcyon’s Cynthia Kaiser lifts the lid on the dark web market for AI cybercrime tools
Day: June 3, 2026
Live: Ukrainian drone attack on St. Petersburg wounds several, damages infrastructure
Ukrainian drones on Wednesday hit buildings in several districts in Russia’s second city Saint Petersburg, injuring a number of people and damaging infrastructure, the region’s governor said. The attack comes as the city stands host for an economic co…
Russia burns as Ukraine strikes key targets – and smoke rises over Putin’s hometown
Ukraine said to have hit a number of key facilities overnight.
INS Sudarshini concludes Antigua visit, strengthens India-Caribbean maritime ties
New Delhi, June 3. Indian Navy sailing vessel INS Sudarshini has concluded a four-day port call at Antigua, marking a significant step in India’s maritime engagement with Caribbean nations under the ongoing Lokayan 26 expedition. The ship departed Anti…
US broadcaster CBS fires 60 Minutes’s Scott Pelley after clash with bosses
Veteran journalist’s dismissal comes after he reportedly accused management of ‘murdering’ influential news programme.
Laravel CRLF Injection Flaw Could Disrupt Outbound Email Handling
A high-severity vulnerability in the Laravel framework could allow attackers to manipulate outbound email processing, potentially leading to unauthorized message delivery, data exposure, or the abuse of mail relays. The issue, tracked as CVE-2026-48019…
Mercadona to open on Sundays over summer in Spain’s tourist areas
Spain’s most popular supermarket has announced that it will be open for longer in areas of high-tourist concentration during the peak summer months, closing later on weekdays and opening on Sundays.
Is the Great Nicobar Island India’s Hormuz-like chokepoint against China?
Far away from Indian mainland, the government is pumping billions of dollars into a controversial development project.
Appeal for calm after Henry Nowak case triggers violent clashes in England
Policing minister Sarah Jones said she understood the anger the case had caused but urged people not to ‘over-react’.
EU unveils plan to cut dependence on US and Asian technology
Europe is launching a sweeping push to reduce its dependence on American and Asian technology, with plans to boost homegrown chips, cloud computing and artificial intelligence while keeping greater control over data and key digital services.