2026-10-27 08:00 UTC | BLOCK 973364
BITCOIN $79,704 | GOLD $4,006 | OIL $110.92
1. Attackers Hijack Dahua Cameras and DVRs Across Ukraine
-- Ukraine's CERT-UA warned of unauthorised remote access to Dahua video-surveillance hardware, reporting that attackers reached IP cameras and DVRs with access to the video stream, altered device configuration and created third-party accounts.
-- Losing control of a camera is a surveillance problem as much as a networking one: an intruder who can re-point a lens or lock out the owner can view, suppress or falsify what a site records. P2P access and weak authentication were the reported vectors, so operators should retire unused remote access and rotate credentials.
2. Bank of England Orders Review of Revolut's Product Approvals
-- The Bank of England issued a Section 166 order to Revolut earlier this year, commissioning a review focused on risks around the rapid launch of new financial products, the Financial Times reported.
-- A skilled-person review puts an outside firm on a bank's own controls, so the findings could slow the pace at which Revolut adds products. The regulator is testing a growth model built on launch cadence rather than a measured sequence of releases.
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