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Swiss Federal Office for Cybersecurity (BACS / NCSC.ch), press releases

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https://www.bacs.admin.ch/de/medienmitteilungen

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Added 2026-09-29: the BACS press-release listing, the 'NCSC.ch announcements' line of the standing policy watch (Federal Council mandates, cybersecurity-law steps, half-year reports, international agreements). The 2026-09-26 cybersecurity-act entry cites this page but reached it through Netzwoche, a day late. RECIPE: `extract https://www.bacs.admin.ch/de/medienmitteilungen` reads the listing without the reader (newest item 2026-09-29 at probe); the listing carries no dates, so take each date from the /de/newnsb/<id> detail page. Use the DE page; FR/IT equivalents mirror it. (2026-09-29 operator-directed setup review) | 2026-10-05 S2: `url https://www.bacs.admin.ch/de/medienmitteilungen` returns the same dated card markup (160 dated press items, hrefs /de/newnsb/<id>); the `extract` view stays undated. | 2026-10-12: S2: `url https://www.bacs.admin.ch/de/medienmitteilungen` returns dated cards with the same parse as /de/aktuelle-vorfaelle (newest 2026-10-01 on 2026-10-12). | 2026-10-25 (S2): working recipe confirmed: `url --direct <page>` returns the card HTML; split on class="card card--default card--clickable" and read meta-info__item (date), the h3 title and the href; edoeb-ch-press uses card--list-without-image with the same date span. | 2026-10-27 (S2): the card markup is now `class="card card--default card--clickable color--text-900"`, so a split on the string with its closing quote returns zero cards; split on `class="card card--default card--clickable` without the closing quote, title in `class="card__title"`, date in `meta-info__item">`, href is the first `href=`. | 2026-11-12 (S2): card titles are no longer in class="card__title" on the listing; take hrefs and dates from `url --direct`, then `extract` each href for title and body.

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