During the television program Opsporing Verzocht, police broadcast the voice of a suspect involved in the February cyberattack on the provider Odido. The hack resulted in the exposure of personal data belonging to millions of people across the Netherlands.
Dutch company PAL-V has received approval from the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) to begin production of its flying car. The company aims to have the vehicle fully certified and operational for flight by 2028.
Stichting Massaschade & Consument has filed a lawsuit against Snapchat, alleging that the platform's design is addictive and poses safety risks to children. The foundation claims the app encourages frequent use and fails to protect minors from predatory behavior, demanding that the company implement stricter safety measures.
The Dutch anti-piracy foundation BREIN continues to shut down illegal IPTV services, yet the widespread availability of these platforms remains a significant challenge for the media industry. Officials emphasize that using these services supports criminal activity, despite the limited long-term effectiveness of current enforcement efforts.
The Dutch fraud helpdesk has reported a nearly tenfold increase in phishing emails targeting online booking platforms over the past six months. More than 90 percent of these reports are related to the website Booking.com.
The Dutch Ministry of Defence has banned the travel app Polarsteps from official employee phones. This decision follows an investigation by Follow the Money, which revealed that the app's location-sharing features allowed dozens of military personnel to be tracked.
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