Google Fined €890M Under EU Digital Markets Act Over Search and Play Store Practices
2026-07-25T14:51:40Z•213d5a90f48a9b8bf7e35c77610c0cd7189b4dae757aff8b8a009d134d5baa7e
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What happened
A Security Affairs feed covering multiple high-impact events: the EU fined Google €890M under the Digital Markets Act for favoring its services and restricting Play Store competition; Hunt.io uncovered an espionage intrusion against Thailand’s Finance Ministry using a Hermes AI agent and staged Hades implant; CERT‑UA attributes a UAC‑0099 phishing campaign that delivers malware via a fake Notepad++ plugin with an anti‑analysis loader; US agencies warn of Laundry Bear exploiting unpatched Zimbra servers; CISA added multiple flaws to its KEV catalog (including SharePoint and Check Point issues);
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