BD-S01Official register of Acts enacted in 2026
Legislative and Parliamentary Affairs Division
Identifies the Cyber Security Act 81/2026, Gambling Prevention Act 98/2026 and Cyber Security (Amendment) Act 99/2026.
Open official sourceA page is not born from a keyword. The builder refuses both locales until regional intent, exact entity, dated evidence, limitations, local media and independent analysis exist.
A pair remains unpublished when any gate fails.
| Tier | Example | Permitted use |
|---|---|---|
| Primary | Law, regulator register, authority form | Narrow verified proposition |
| Official secondary | Authority news or advisory | Dated finding within exact scope |
| Operator statement | Legal notice or support response | Attributed statement only |
| User material | Receipt, message or complaint | Verified event or allegation |
| Forum or review | Discovery lead | Not a verdict |
| Search snippet | Vocabulary lead | Not a fact |
Brand, company, domain, licence and payment recipient are separate identifiers. A finding about one cannot be assigned to another without an exact relationship. Dates matter: a current register cannot silently rewrite an older event. A fair response opportunity goes to the verified entity; silence is not guilt.
Labels such as scam, fraud, illegal, stolen or authorised require their own threshold and legal or defamation review. Yellow uncertainty is not safety approval; green supports only the proposition written beside it.
A pair can share an evidence packet, but task framing, examples, explanation, metadata, breadcrumbs, FAQs and CTA copy are written for each locale. Bangla does not mix English prose beyond necessary technical terms, and English does not contain Bangla prose. Reciprocal hreflang points to the exact equivalent.
Duplicate-paragraph and script-language checks are mandatory. If either locale is thin, the pair fails; a strong Bangla page cannot make weak English publishable.

BD-S01Legislative and Parliamentary Affairs Division
Identifies the Cyber Security Act 81/2026, Gambling Prevention Act 98/2026 and Cyber Security (Amendment) Act 99/2026.
Open official sourceBD-S07BGD e-GOV CIRT
Shows fields for affected domains, logs, timing, impact and technical evidence in a cyber-incident report.
Open official sourceBD-S09BGD e-GOV CIRT
Records a dated campaign involving fake software, malware and local-payment lures; it does not justify claims about unrelated domains.
Open official sourceBD-S15Bangladesh Bank
Lists MFS services including bKash, Nagad and Rocket and identifies their business entities.
Open official sourceThe named advisory's wording, date and scope must be preserved and not generalised to another entity. Each source supports only the narrow proposition stated beside it. Recheck the live authority page before acting. Search snippets, advertising, forums and operator statements are not proof by themselves.
No. Each locale requires independently written and reviewed analysis and must pass the same evidence and depth gates.
As a lead, not a finding without corroboration and exact identity.
No. Every mandatory gate still applies.
The current claim is blocked or the record is clearly limited to dated historical context.