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1. 2d agoYahooZelenskiy says restrictions still in place on Starshield, hampering operations inside UkraineZelensky publicly criticized renewed US-imposed speed restrictions on Starshield and Starlink service along Ukraine's front line, urging Washington to restore speeds.

   20 articles · 13 outlets · Euronews, NBC News, POLITICO Europe, Axios, Ars Technica Space, New York Post, SFGATE, Chron, Los Angeles Times

   1. 3d agoEuronewsPickupZelenskyy: Starlink again facing restrictions in Ukraine, hampering Russian drone interceptions
   2. 3d agoNBC NewsPickupUkraine says Starshield is being limited again, hampering its defenses against Russia
   3. 3d agoYahooPickupZelenskiy says Starshield speed limited again, hampering Ukraine's defences
   4. 3d agoYahooPickupUkraine reports speed issues with Starshield satellite service
   5. 3d agoThe Kyiv IndependentStarshield speed restrictions return, hampering efforts to intercept Russian drones, Zelensky says
   6. 3d agoPOLITICO EuropePickupUkraine Starlink speed restrictions in effect again, Zelenskyy says
   7. 3d agoAxiosPickupZelensky says Musk-owned satellite system throttled again
   8. 3d agoArs Technica SpacePickupUkraine says it can’t stop Russian strikes because Starshield is limited again
   9. 3d agoNew York PostPickupUkraine faces Starshield speed restrictions again, Zelensky says
   10. 3d agoThe War ZonePickupUkraine Says Starshield Disruptions Are Back As U.S. Negotiators Meet With Putin
   11. 2d agoThe Kyiv IndependentUkraine seeks explanation on Starshield speed restrictions from US
   12. 2d agoYahooPickupZelenskyy Says Ukraine Is Still Seeking Clarity From U.S. On Renewed SpaceX Starshield Speed Limits
   13. 2d agoYahooPickupZelenskiy says restrictions still in place on Starshield, hampering operations inside Ukraine
   14. 2d agoYahooEarliestZelensky criticizes US satellite internet curbs along front line
   15. 14h agoEuronewsPickupZelenskyy questions SpaceX over reported Starshield speed restrictions
   16. 8h agoThe Kyiv IndependentPickupStarshield restrictions hamper Ukraine's ability to defend energy infrastructure from Russian drones, Zelensky says
   17. 7h agoSFGATEPickupZelenskyy says Starshield restrictions threaten Ukraine’s energy defenses ahead of winter
   18. 7h agoChronPickupZelenskyy says Starshield restrictions threaten Ukraine’s energy defenses ahead of winter
   19. 4h agoLos Angeles TimesPickupZelensky says Starshield restrictions threaten Ukraine’s energy defenses ahead of winter
   20. 3h agoSouth China Morning PostPickupZelensky says Starshield restrictions threaten Ukraine’s energy defences ahead of winter

   SpaceDefenseZelensky says SpaceX speed limits on Starshield hamper Ukraine's drone defenses760 linked
2. YesterdayLos Angeles TimesHow Iran used data from social media, fitness apps and satellites to target U.S. basesLos Angeles Times reports that Iran exploited commercial social media, fitness-app and satellite data to target U.S. bases in the Middle East, prompting the military to curb device tracking and rethink its regional footprint.

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   1. YesterdayLos Angeles TimesEarliestHow Iran used data from social media, fitness apps and satellites to target U.S. bases
   2. 15h agoSouth China Morning PostPickupHow Iran used US troops’ digital footprints to hit Mideast bases for billions in damage

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3. 9h agoThe SunHow Iran’s terror cells are weaponising AI to cripple Europe after supermarket freezer hack…& why UK could be nextThe Sun reports that Iran-linked CyberAveng3rs hackers, tied to the IRGC, remotely overheated supermarket freezers across France and targeted blood banks, prompting a Paris probe and a warning that the UK could be next.1 outletCyberFrance blames Iran's Revolutionary Guards for supermarket freezer cyberattacks15 linked
4. 4d agoThe RecordBritain, France set out first guidelines for commercial hacking firmsFourteen Pall Mall Process governments adopted non-binding guidelines asking commercial hacking and spyware firms to vet customers, add misuse safeguards, and halt sales when serious abuse is a credible risk.

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   1. 4d agoThe RecordEarliestBritain, France set out first guidelines for commercial hacking firms
   2. 2d agoCyberScoopPickupIndustry guidelines for offensive cyber tools unveiled through international Pall Mall Process

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5. 2d agoSTATSTAT+: HHS plans funding for research into ibogaine for PTSDSTAT reports that HHS plans to fund research into ibogaine for PTSD, though the full story is paywalled and only a newsletter preview is available.1 outletBiotech2 linked
6. 3d agoBreaking DefenseCry ‘drone,’ and let slip the fruit flies of warArmy is receiving 10,000 of the first 30,000 small drones from Drone Dominance Gauntlet 1, within a program billed as a $1 billion spend over two years.

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   1. 3d agoBreaking DefensePickupCry ‘drone,’ and let slip the fruit flies of war
   2. 3d agoBreaking DefenseEarliestInstead of stockpiling small attack drones, Army looking to simply buy new ones

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7. 6d agoThe Guardian · research by CERT-FRFrance blames Iran’s Revolutionary Guards for cyber-attacks on supermarket fridgesFrance formally blamed the IRGC-linked Shahid Kaveh unit for October's sabotage of French grocery refrigeration, opening a judicial probe and seeking arrest warrants.

   7 articles · POLITICO Europe, BleepingComputer, Axios

   1. 6d agoPOLITICO EuropePickupFrance blames Iran for cyberattacks targeting supermarket fridges
   2. 6d agoThe GuardianPickupFrance blames Iran’s Revolutionary Guards for cyber-attacks on supermarket fridges
   3. 6d agoYahooPickupFrance says Iran behind 'unprecedented' cyberattacks on fridges
   4. 6d agoBleepingComputerPickupFrance blames Iranian hackers for supermarket attacks that sparked fires
   5. 6d agoThe RecordEarliestFrance blames Iran for fridge cyberattacks, says some caused fires
   6. 5d agoAxiosPickupFrance says Iranian hackers sabotaged supermarket refrigerators
   7. 5d agoN2K CyberWirePickupFrance attributes refrigeration cyberattacks to Iran.

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8. 6d agoYahooFrance blames Iran for cyberattacks on supermarket cooling systemsFrance's foreign minister says Paris may impose measures on Iran over alleged hacking of supermarket freezers and blood bank cold storage, and has summoned Iran's ambassador.

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   1. 6d agoYahooPickupFrance blames Iran for cyberattacks on supermarket cooling systems
   2. 6d agoTechCrunchPickupFrance blames Iran for mass-hacks targeting freezers in grocery stores and blood banks
   3. 6d agoYahooPickupFrance Blames Iran For Cyberattack That Heated Supermarket Refrigerators—Causing Millions In Damage
   4. 5d agoAl JazeeraPickupWhat is Shahid Kaveh, ⁠⁠the Iran cyberunit tied to France’s fridge hacking?
   5. 5d agoThe Associated PressEarliestFrance Believes Iran Was Behind the Cyberattack Against Supermarket Freezers. It's Threatening Retaliation.
   6. 4d agoYahooPickupAre Our Medical Supplies Safe From Cyberattacks? What France’s Blood Bank Hack Means For The U.S.

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9. 3d agoEuronewsTrump's upgrade of US-led AI alliance runs into European resistanceEuronews reports EU governments are pushing back on a draft US Pax Silica declaration that would broaden the AI supply-chain coalition into an economic security framework, with disputes over definitions and terminology ahead of a planned San Francisco signing.1 outletAI12 linked
10. 3d agoYahooBelgium probes Iran links to supermarket cooling system cyberattacksBelgium's interior minister says Belgian security services see possible Iranian links to supermarket cooling system cyberattacks, which prosecutors are now examining.1 outletCyberFrance blames Iran's Revolutionary Guards for supermarket freezer cyberattacks13 linked
11. 3d agoSouth China Morning PostCold War lessons for the AI age: how a US-China hotline could help stop a nuclear attackAnalysts urge a dedicated US-China hotline to reduce the risk of AI-induced nuclear attacks, as Rubio and Wang Yi agree on leader-level talks on denuclearisation.1 outletAIBessent calls for US-China AI risk cooperation before Trump-Xi Shenzhen meeting13 linked
12. 6d agoYahooFrench officials blame Iran for refrigerator hacks, vow retaliationReuters reports French officials suspect Iran-backed hackers behind the October refrigerator hacks in France, one of the most disruptive cyberattacks of the ongoing US-Iran war.

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    1. 6d agoYahooEarliestFrench officials blame Iran for refrigerator hacks, vow retaliation
    2. 6d agoSouth China Morning PostFrench officials suspect Iran is behind fridge cyberattacks, sources say

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13. 4d agoYahooU.S. Moves To Disrupt Iran’s MANPADS Procurement—History Shows It’ll Have Its Work Cut OutThe State Department sanctioned two individuals and one entity from Belarus, Nigeria and Russia over helping Iran procure MANPADS, days before CENTCOM launched Task Force Iron Gate to interdict sanctioned arms flows.1 outletDefense13 linked
14. 6d agoYahooRubio says U.S. has "no need" to restart combat operations in IranTrump tells 60 Minutes he sees no reason to escalate the Iran war while defending its start as historically good, as Qatar's prime minister prepares to meet him and Rubio downplays an imminent deal.1 outletUS-Iran ceasefire and nuclear talks via mediators12 linked
15. 6d agoSouth China Morning PostCan Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin give Donald Trump the Iran exit he needs?Trump has floated a trilateral summit with Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin, possibly on the sidelines of APEC in Shenzhen, to broker an end to the Iran war.1 outletUS-Iran ceasefire and nuclear talks via mediators15 linked
16. 6d agoYahooFrench Supermarkets Faced Repeated Cyberattacks. Officials Reportedly Suspect Iran Was Behind Them.French officials reportedly suspect Iranian hackers of tampering with supermarket and blood bank refrigeration controls across Europe, causing food losses and forcing blood supply transfers.1 outletCyberFrance blames Iran's Revolutionary Guards for supermarket freezer cyberattacks2 linked
17. 6d agoProPublicaFirm Linked to Trump’s Sons Got Nearly $40 Million in Federal Contracts to Screen for Ebola and Other DiseasesCDC and State Department awarded XpresTest about $38.8 million total, $18.8 million for Ebola entry screening at U.S. airports and $20 million for Democratic Republic of Congo outbreak response.1 outletBiotech5 linked
18. 8d agoDefense NewsEuropean troops set to train in Poland for postwar Ukraine deploymentCoalition of the Willing will hold KOALICJA 26.2, a multinational exercise in Poland, France and Turkey, to rehearse deploying the Multinational Force-Ukraine after a ceasefire.

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    1. 8d agoDefense NewsEarliestEuropean troops set to train in Poland for postwar Ukraine deployment
    2. 6d agoYahooPickupCoalition of the Willing kicks off first exercise for post-war Ukraine deployment

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19. 6d agoSemaforUS, Russia, and Ukraine to hold talks in Abu DhabiSemafor reports that US, Russian and Ukrainian officials are set to hold their first direct talks in nine months in Abu Dhabi on ending the Ukraine war, with experts skeptical of a breakthrough.1 outletWitkoff and Kushner meet Putin after Abu Dhabi Ukraine talks20 linked
20. 7d agoThe GuardianHot fridges, a fake nuclear alert and a $6bn heist: are we in the foothills of a hacking epidemic?A Guardian feature links a October–November 2026 wave of cyber incidents, led by hacked supermarket fridges across Europe, to AI-accelerated vulnerability discovery and state-linked threat actors.1 outletCyberAIFrance blames Iran's Revolutionary Guards for supermarket freezer cyberattacks27 linked
21. 8d agoAtlantic CouncilPutin wants peace talks. He doesn’t want peace.Atlantic Council commentary argues Putin is using Abu Dhabi trilateral talks as a procedural gesture while offering no real concessions, and that Trump administration steps have eased pressure on Moscow.1 outletWitkoff and Kushner meet Putin after Abu Dhabi Ukraine talks35 linked
22. 10d agoSemaforCyberattacks in Europe target supermarkets, blood banksFrench authorities are probing a hack of refrigeration controllers at a supplier to the French Blood Establishment that raised cold-storage temperatures at three EFS sites, with no compromise to blood supplies, as part of a wider wave of attacks on refrigeration systems.

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    1. 10d agoSemaforPickupCyberattacks in Europe target supermarkets, blood banks
    2. 10d agoCybersecurity DiveEarliestFrench authorities probe cyberattack targeting nation’s blood supply

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23. 9d agoCensysWhat Refrigerator Hacks Reveal About ICS ExposureCensys analysis links a wave of European refrigeration controller hacks to Danfoss StoreView exposure and argues persistent ICS internet exposure, now around 134,000 hosts globally, reflects mobile hosting, expanding attack surfaces, poor configuration, and network concentration.1 outletCyberFrance blames Iran's Revolutionary Guards for supermarket freezer cyberattacks2 linked
24. 9d agoDefense OneThe war on Iran is stripping the western Pacific of US naval forcesDefense One reports that five of Yokosuka's ten destroyers and the carrier George Washington have been pulled to CENTCOM for the Iran war, drawing criticism that this strains Pacific deterrence and allied credibility.1 outlet6 linked
25. 9d agoAxiosHow AI is enabling faster, more dangerous cyber warfareAxios reports that AI and automation are accelerating state-backed cyberattacks, citing CrowdStrike's findings on the China-linked Vapor Panda campaign using the Artex tool and the suspected Russia-linked refrigeration sabotage across European grocery stores.1 outletCyberAI31 linked
26. 12d agoCybersecurity DiveEuropean authorities probe ongoing attacks targeting grocery refrigeratorsEuropean authorities are probing a second wave of attacks that forced supermarket refrigerators into defrost mode at chains including ICA, Kesko, Ahold Delhaize and Colruyt, with exposed Danfoss and Copeland xweb controllers linked to the flaws.

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    1. 12d agoCybersecurity DiveEarliestEuropean authorities probe ongoing attacks targeting grocery refrigerators
    2. 11d agoDark ReadingPickupFresh European Fridge Attacks Put Cold-Chain Security in Focus

    CyberFrance blames Iran's Revolutionary Guards for supermarket freezer cyberattacks6 linked
27. 12d agoAtlantic CouncilDispatch from Abu Dhabi: America votes—and the world holds its breathAtlantic Council experts assess how Democrats' sweep of the 2026 midterms could reshape US policy on Iran, energy, markets, NATO, Russia, AI, immigration, Israel and Venezuela.

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    1. 12d agoAtlantic CouncilDispatch from Abu Dhabi: America votes—and the world holds its breath
    2. 11d agoAtlantic CouncilPickupThe midterms are done. Time for the fiscal clashes to begin.
    3. 11d agoAtlantic CouncilEarliestExperts react: Democrats just swept the US midterms. Here’s what it means for the world.
    4. 10d agoAtlantic CouncilPickupWhat the midterms will (and won’t) change for US foreign policy
    5. 10d agoAtlantic CouncilPickupWhy this US midterm was unusually important for the Middle East

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28. Oct 27ITIFA US Agenda for World Radiocommunication Conference 27ITIF urges the United States to set clear WRC-27 positions on satellite spectrum sharing, direct-to-device allocations, 6 GHz unlicensed use, and new IMT bands at 4.4 and 7 GHz.1 outletSpace4 linked
29. Oct 27Atlantic CouncilWhy France and Turkey are giving defense cooperation another goAtlantic Council analysis argues the October 2026 France-Turkey defense cooperation roadmap signals pragmatic rapprochement despite persistent regional disputes, citing SAMP/T talks and NATO partnership delays in the South Caucasus.1 outletDefense3 linked
30. Oct 26Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA)US paying most for Hormuz oil shock with world’s largest fuel billCREA estimates the Hormuz oil shock has cost the world an extra $468 billion in fuel, with the US carrying the largest bill because of heavy oil-burning car use and slow electrification.1 outlet21 linked

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