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The Dark Side of Internet Control: Durov’s Warning
Di Sandro Sana - 02/12/2025

Post 462 on Durov’s official channel immediately went into “scream mode”: “ The end of the free internet. The free internet is becoming a tool of control .” No birthday wishes. Durov explain...

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Brazilian Systems Targeted in Sophisticated OAST Exploit Campaign
Di Redazione RHC - 01/12/2025

Security researchers have discovered a sophisticated exploit campaign that leverages a private out-of-band application security testing (OAST) service hosted on Google Cloud infrastructure. The campai...

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KrakenBite Phishing Service Exposed
Di Redazione RHC - 01/12/2025

The underground cybercrime market continues to evolve rapidly, fueled by specialized groups designing and selling tools for increasingly sophisticated digital scams. Among these, a particularly active...

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ADC Aerospace Hit by Play Ransomware Attack, Data Breach Feared
Di Redazione RHC - 01/12/2025

American aviation and defense components manufacturer ADC Aerospace has found itself in the spotlight due to a possible cyber attack by the Play ransomware group, which appeared on their blog where cr...

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Microsoft 365 Security Risk: Interface Poisoning Attacks
Di Massimiliano Dal Cero - 01/12/2025

This article analyzes the disclosure submitted to Microsoft and available in English on digitaldefense , where images, demonstration videos and a Python code example are available. In recent years, di...

The Most Famous Hackers: The Story of Kevin Mitnick, AKA the Condor

Kevin Mitnick (code name Condor) is perhaps the most famous hacker of all time. He is an American hacker, IT security consultant, ethical hacking expe...
Redazione RHC - 12/11/2025 - 17:01

Synology fixes a zero-day bug in BeeStation OS. Researchers receive $40,000.

Synology has patched a zero-day vulnerability in its BeeStation devices, demonstrated during the recent Pwn2Own competition. The bug, identified as CV...
Redazione RHC - 12/11/2025 - 16:02

Connecting to public Wi-Fi? Even HTTPS isn’t safe! Let’s find out with this tutorial.

Many people believe that accessing only HTTPS sites is enough to ensure security when browsing on unsecured Wi-Fi networks. Spoiler alert: this belief...
RedWave Team - 12/11/2025 - 14:49

Myths and DNS Spoofing: If I Don’t Make Payments or Log In Online, Am I Really Safe?

It's often thought that avoiding online dangers is as simple as not making payments or entering credentials while browsing. This approach, while seemi...
RedWave Team - 12/11/2025 - 14:43

Protecting your WiFi by hiding the name? This is a false sense of security

Security, especially when it comes to WiFi networks, is often the subject of misunderstandings and clichés. In this series of articles in our WiFI col...
RedWave Team - 12/11/2025 - 14:39

Open WiFi Networks: A Fertile Ground for Cybercrime

Nowadays, the proliferation of portable, wearable, and other smart devices has made data exchange, access to resources, and web browsing indispensable...
RedWave Team - 12/11/2025 - 14:37
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The Most Famous Hackers: The Story of Kevin Mitnick, AKA the Condor

- November 11th, 2025

Kevin Mitnick (code name Condor) is perhaps the most famous hacker of all time. He is an American hacker, IT security consultant, ethical hacking expert, public speaker, and writer. He...

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Synology fixes a zero-day bug in BeeStation OS. Researchers receive $40,000.

- 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...

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Connecting to public Wi-Fi? Even HTTPS isn’t safe! Let’s find out with this tutorial.

- 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....

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Myths and DNS Spoofing: If I Don’t Make Payments or Log In Online, Am I Really Safe?

- 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...

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Protecting your WiFi by hiding the name? This is a false sense of security

- 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...

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Open WiFi Networks: A Fertile Ground for Cybercrime

- 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...

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