Today’s cybersecurity roundup covers major developments worldwide — from the UK backing down on Apple encryption demands to new exploits in Apache ActiveMQ. We dive into exposed flaws at McDonald’s, North Korean hackers leveraging GitHub, and a ClickFix attack using a fake BBC News page. Updates from Google Cloud’s 2025 Security Summit highlight stronger protections, while a cyberattack in the Netherlands has disabled dozens of speed cameras.

Global Cybersecurity Roundup: Privacy Battles, New Exploits, and Infrastructure Under Attack

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