2026-08-28 19:00 UTC | BLOCK 964471

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2026-08-28 19:00 UTC | BLOCK 964471 BITCOIN $77,300 | GOLD $4,450 | OIL $89.30
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U.S. moves to cut Banque Misr's UAE branches from dollar system -- The Treasury Department plans to block the UAE branches of Egypt's second-largest bank from U.S. financial institutions after accusing them of supporting Iran; the restriction follows a 30-day comment period. -- Targeting a major Arab bank widens Washington's Iran policy beyond designated Iranian entities and could make regional banks retreat from transactions carrying even indirect exposure to Tehran.
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Cambodia declares online scam compounds eradicated -- Cambodia's anti-scam commission said it has eliminated the country's large-scale cyberfraud compounds, though independent trafficking experts disputed the claim; the UN estimates such scams caused $88.3 billion to $114.1 billion in losses last year. -- Verifying the shutdowns will determine whether criminal networks were dismantled or merely displaced, while users remain exposed to fraud and thousands recruited through false job offers may still face trafficking risks.
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Meta settlement imposes sweeping limits on minors' accounts -- Meta agreed to pay up to $17.1 billion to settle cases brought by 47 states and several territories, while accepting daily time limits, overnight blackouts, hidden like counts and stronger age checks for minors. -- The controls may push identity or facial verification onto adult users as well, setting a template that could weaken anonymous access across social platforms and app stores.
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Critical GiveWP flaw exposes donation sites to server takeover -- A maximum-severity vulnerability affecting more than 100,000 WordPress installations allows attackers to create accounts and execute server commands on sites running GiveWP through version 4.16.7.1; version 4.16.7.2 contains the fix. -- Nonprofits and fundraising campaigns face data theft and infrastructure compromise if legacy donation forms remain unpatched, making immediate upgrades and incident review necessary.
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