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Police in Salvador, Brazil have located a Russian national who had been sentenced to life imprisonment for drug trafficking. The arrest came after an international search for the fugitive, drawing attention to cooperation between Brazilian law enforcement and foreign police agencies. The man is expected to face proceedings over his outstanding sentence.
- 2Dalí-designed rare book stolen from French museum, flagged by INTERPOL●This rare book designed by Salvador Dalí, stolen this week from a museum in central France, has been added to INTERPOL S
A rare copy of the Book of the Apocalypse, designed by Salvador Dalí, was stolen this week from a museum in central France. INTERPOL has added the work to its Stolen Works of Art Database, where it is now visible to registered users including police forces and art professionals worldwide, aiding efforts to trace and recover the book.
- 3PHPNuxBill hit by two unpatched vulnerabilities●🔴 PHPNuxBill — 2 CVEs, no patch CVE-2026-108107 (9.8): unauth SQL injection in radius.php — request params interpolated
Security researchers report two unpatched vulnerabilities in PHPNuxBill, a billing system used by internet service providers. CVE-2026-108107, rated 9.8, is an unauthenticated SQL injection in radius.php that allows full database reads without credentials. CVE-2026-108108, rated 7.1, is a CHAP authentication bypass that lets anyone on the network authenticate with a wrong password. No patches are available yet, leaving exposed installations at immediate risk.
- 4Interpol operation leads to 233 arrests for environmental crimes▼Interpol crackdown on illegal mining, logging and wildlife trafficking leads to 233 arrests
An Interpol-coordinated crackdown on illegal mining, logging and wildlife trafficking has resulted in 233 arrests, according to multiple major news outlets. The operation targets transnational environmental crime networks, and coverage has been widely picked up by outlets including the Washington Post, AP and regional newspapers, highlighting growing international focus on environmental crime enforcement.
- 5Physics-Based Sphere Packing Technique for Mesh Morphing●Physics-based Sphere Packing for Lagrangian Mesh Morphing
A new method for Lagrangian mesh morphing based on physics-driven sphere packing is being presented to game development and simulation communities. The technique packs spheres according to physical constraints to morph meshes, an approach relevant to graphics programmers and simulation engineers. Discussion so far is limited, but the niche appeal lies in its potential applications for deformation and shape interpolation in real-time rendering.