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The Tor project has announced the introduction of a new encryption scheme, called Counter Galois Onion (CGO) , intended to replace the previous Tor1 Relay method. The update aims to strengthen network...
A group of members of the European Parliament have called for Microsoft to abandon its internal use of products and switch to European solutions. Their initiative stems from growing concerns about the...
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A nearly forgotten service command has returned to prominence after being spotted in new Windows device infection patterns. For decades considered a relic of the early days of the internet, the mechan...
On the porch of an old cabin in Colorado, Mark Gubrud , 67, gazes absently into the distant dusk, his phone beside him, the screen still on a news app. As we know, tech giants Microsoft and OpenAI ann...
Synology fixes a zero-day bug in BeeStation OS. Researchers receive $40,000.
Connecting to public Wi-Fi? Even HTTPS isn’t safe! Let’s find out with this tutorial.
Myths and DNS Spoofing: If I Don’t Make Payments or Log In Online, Am I Really Safe?
Protecting your WiFi by hiding the name? This is a false sense of security
Open WiFi Networks: A Fertile Ground for Cybercrime
Midnight Ransomware: A free decryptor has been released thanks to a bug in the code.
Synology fixes a zero-day bug in BeeStation OS. Researchers receive $40,000.
Redazione RHC - November 11th, 2025
Synology has patched a zero-day vulnerability in its BeeStation devices, demonstrated during the recent Pwn2Own competition. The bug, identified as CVE-2025-12686, falls under the category of "buffer copying without input...
Connecting to public Wi-Fi? Even HTTPS isn’t safe! Let’s find out with this tutorial.
RedWave Team - November 11th, 2025
Many people believe that accessing only HTTPS sites is enough to ensure security when browsing on unsecured Wi-Fi networks. Spoiler alert: this belief is also a false sense of security....
Myths and DNS Spoofing: If I Don’t Make Payments or Log In Online, Am I Really Safe?
RedWave Team - November 11th, 2025
It's often thought that avoiding online dangers is as simple as not making payments or entering credentials while browsing. This approach, while seemingly prudent, is profoundly flawed for several reasons—especially...
Protecting your WiFi by hiding the name? This is a false sense of security
RedWave Team - November 11th, 2025
Security, especially when it comes to WiFi networks, is often the subject of misunderstandings and clichés. In this series of articles in our WiFI column , we aim to debunk...
Open WiFi Networks: A Fertile Ground for Cybercrime
RedWave Team - November 11th, 2025
Nowadays, the proliferation of portable, wearable, and other smart devices has made data exchange, access to resources, and web browsing indispensable. This in-depth look at Wi-Fi focuses on a widely...
Midnight Ransomware: A free decryptor has been released thanks to a bug in the code.
Redazione RHC - November 11th, 2025
Researchers have discovered a vulnerability in the new Midnight ransomware , based on the old Babuk source code. The malware is marketed as an "advanced" version of the malware, but...
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