From a major customer-data exposure at State Bank of India to critical PHP flaws, cloud disruption in London and new US enforcement moves, this latest DFM 48-hour roundup follows the evidence behind the headlines. Explore the investigations, incidents and policy developments shaping digital forensics worldwide — and see what these cases reveal about risk, accountability and investigative readiness today.

What connects a major Indian bank cyberattack, exposed children’s data, critical software vulnerabilities and international cybercrime investigations? The latest DFM 48-hour News Roundup uncovers the stories behind the headlines, examining emerging threats, digital evidence and law enforcement developments across the globe. Discover what investigators are uncovering, why these cases matter and the wider implications for cybersecurity professionals worldwide.

Behind the latest cyber incidents lies a complex picture of digital evidence, criminal investigations and emerging threats. From international enforcement operations to exploited vulnerabilities and evolving regulatory pressures, this edition examines the developments shaping global cyber security. Discover what the latest findings reveal, why they matter and how they could influence the future of digital investigations and organisational resilience.

What happens when the digital trail tells a different story from the headlines? Across borders, investigators face difficult questions about compromised systems, disputed claims and the evidence needed to establish what really happened. This latest Digital Forensics Magazine roundup looks beyond the noise, revealing the developments, hidden risks and unanswered questions shaping cyber investigations worldwide. Discover what matters and why.

What does it take to establish the truth when cyber incidents cross borders, claims outpace evidence and everyday systems become targets? The latest DFM News Roundup looks beyond the headlines to examine the investigative questions that matter: what can be verified, who can be held accountable and whether organisations are adequately equipped to preserve the digital evidence on which answers depend.