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- 1Attention on Binance hack coverage sparks questions about Joe Tidy●I wonder what Joe Tidy has to say about the Binance hack? https://www. bbc.co.uk/news/live/cqrmynd304 2gt # spoof # bitc
A Binance hack is drawing attention, with readers pointing to BBC cyber correspondent Joe Tidy's live coverage of the story. The exchange appears on a BBC live news page, and commenters are speculating about what his reporting will reveal about the breach. Details about the size of the theft and how it happened have not yet been confirmed.
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Sweden's Pensions Agency is in the spotlight after a report that Swedish benefits and pensions are being paid out to people living abroad, described as a costly error amounting to 312 million kronor. The agency faces questions over how payments intended for residents in Sweden have ended up overseas and what controls exist to prevent such mistakes.
- 3European agencies turn to open Matrix protocol●Matrix växer i Europa - allt fler myndigheter väljer öppna plattformar. Intresset för säkra och oberoende kommunikations
European public authorities are increasingly adopting Matrix, an open standard for secure digital communication. The EU Commission and several Swedish government agencies are among those investing in the decentralised platform, part of a wider European push for secure and independent communication solutions that reduce reliance on commercial US providers. The trend is being noted as interest in digital sovereignty grows across the continent.
- 4Swedish regulator approves Telenor's majority stake purchase of Bahnhof●Konkurrensverket har godkänt Telenors köp av en majoritetspost i Bahnhof. Därmed är alla myndighetsvillkor för affären u
The Swedish Competition Authority has approved Telenor's acquisition of a majority stake in the broadband provider Bahnhof. With the decision, all regulatory conditions for the deal are now fulfilled, clearing the way for the transaction to be completed. The approval means Telenor will take control of one of Sweden's best-known independent internet providers, a move that has drawn attention given concerns about competition and ownership concentration in the Swedish telecoms market.
- 5DeepSeek banned on US government devices●Kinesiska Deepseek förbjuds på amerikanska myndigheter # ArtificialIntelligence # LawsandRegulations # Government # Mark
US government agencies are banning DeepSeek, the Chinese AI chatbot, from official devices over security concerns. The move adds DeepSeek to a growing list of Chinese tech products restricted by Washington, and fuels a wider debate in the US and Europe about the risks of foreign AI tools handling sensitive government information.