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Two Ukrainians Suspected in Black Basta Ransomware Attacks
Gootloader Malware Returns with Enhanced Evasion Techniques
VoidLink Malware: Advanced Linux Framework Targets Cloud Infrastructures
Microsoft Copilot Vulnerability Exposes User Data to Hackers
Progress Software Patches LoadMaster, MOVEit WAF Vulnerabilities
24-Year-Old Hacker Breaches US Supreme Court Database
Cloudflare vs Italy: The Battle for Internet Freedom and DNS Control
Cybercrime Meets Real-Life Violence: Foxtrot Network’s Dark Side
Iran Cyber Crisis: Connettività Compromised
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GhostFrame Phishing Kit: New Stealthy PhaaS Threat Emerges Cybercrime

GhostFrame Phishing Kit: New Stealthy PhaaS Threat Emerges

Barracuda has released details of a new stealthy, evasive phishing-as-a-service (PhaaS) kit that hides malicious content within web page iframes...
Redazione RHC - 14 December 2025
WhatsApp: all it takes is a phone number to know when you sleep, go out, or come home Cybercrime

WhatsApp: all it takes is a phone number to know when you sleep, go out, or come home

A tool has been released that allows for the discreet monitoring of WhatsApp and Signal user activity using just a...
Redazione RHC - 14 December 2025
Cyber Geopolitics: How Tech Becomes a Global Battleground Cybercrime

Cyber Geopolitics: How Tech Becomes a Global Battleground

Over the past two years, cyber has ceased to be a " technical " dimension of the conflict and has...
Roberto Villani - 14 December 2025
SOAP Vulnerability in .NET Framework Allows Remote Code Execution Cybercrime

SOAP Vulnerability in .NET Framework Allows Remote Code Execution

Security researchers have discovered a vulnerability in .NET that could affect several enterprise products and lead to remote code execution....
Redazione RHC - 14 December 2025
CVE-2025-55182 React Server Components Vulnerability Exploited Cybercrime

CVE-2025-55182 React Server Components Vulnerability Exploited

A recent report from the Google Threat Intelligence Group (GTIG) illustrates the chaotic results of this information dissemination, highlighting how...
Redazione RHC - 13 December 2025
Top 25 Software Vulnerabilities 2025: MITRE CWE Ranking and Security Tips Cybercrime

Top 25 Software Vulnerabilities 2025: MITRE CWE Ranking and Security Tips

MITRE has released its ranking of the 25 most dangerous software vulnerabilities predicted for 2025, based on data collected through...
Redazione RHC - 13 December 2025
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Bloody Wolf Attacks Central Asia with NetSupport RAT via Java Exploits

- November 29th, 2025

Group-IB specialists have recorded new attacks by the Bloody Wolf hacker group, which has been targeting Kyrgyzstan since June 2025 and has expanded its operations to Uzbekistan since October. The...
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WhatsApp Blocked in Russia: Messaging App Faces Crackdown

- November 28th, 2025

The Russian Federation's Roskomnadzor has announced that it continues to impose systematic restrictions on the messaging app WhatsApp due to violations of Russian law. According to the agency, the service...
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CEO Scam: How to Protect Your Company from Business Email Compromise

- November 28th, 2025

This morning, Paragon Sec was contacted by an Italian company that had been the victim of a new fraud attempt known as the CEO Scam . The accounting department received...
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Shai-Hulud Worm Spreads Beyond npm, Attacks Maven

- November 28th, 2025

The Shai-Hulud worm has spread beyond the npm ecosystem and was discovered in Maven . Socket specialists noticed an infected package on Maven Central containing the same malicious components used...
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11.7% of jobs could be replaced by artificial intelligence

- November 28th, 2025

Artificial intelligence is currently capable of performing work equivalent to 11.7% of US employment . And not just in theory: in terms of monetary value, this value is already comparable...
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The market for “controlling” people is taking off on the Dark Web.

- November 28th, 2025

BI.ZONE experts analyzed over 3,500 advertisements on darknet platforms offering dossiers on specific individuals, known as "probiv" (finding). One in five offers (21%) promises a complete profile of an individual....
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God is in the Cloud: They Hacked Your Brain and You Liked It

- November 28th, 2025

We're in the age of paid deception. Your every click is a private referendum in which they, the algorithms, always win. And they're never wrong: they observe you, profile you,...
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Does Windows Suck? A Video by Dave Plummer, the Microsoft Engineer Who Created Task Manager

- November 28th, 2025

Dave Plummer, a highly regarded former senior engineer at Microsoft who led the development of several key Windows components, including Task Manager, the Windows NT port of Space Cadet Pinball...
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China surpasses US in open-source AI models

- November 28th, 2025

China surpasses the United States in the global market for open-source artificial intelligence (AI) models. According to a November 26 Financial Times report, a study by MIT and open-source AI...
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ENISA takes on the role of Root in the European Cybersecurity Initiative (CVE).

- November 27th, 2025

The European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) has taken on the role of Root within the Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) programme, becoming the main point of reference for national...
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Two Ukrainians Suspected in Black Basta Ransomware Attacks
Redazione RHC - 17/01/2026

When it comes to cybersecurity, it’s not uncommon to come across news stories that seem straight out of a science fiction movie. Yet, the reality is even more surprising and sometimes disturbing. The story of…

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Gootloader Malware Returns with Enhanced Evasion Techniques
Redazione RHC - 17/01/2026

After a long period of silence, the Gootloader downloader malware has returned to the forefront. Last November, the Huntress team detected a new campaign signaling the return of a developer previously associated with the Vanilla…

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VoidLink Malware: Advanced Linux Framework Targets Cloud Infrastructures
Redazione RHC - 16/01/2026

Check Point researchers have discovered a new Linux infection framework distinguished by its advanced modular architecture and wide range of features. The malware has been dubbed VoidLink . The framework is composed of over 30…

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Microsoft Copilot Vulnerability Exposes User Data to Hackers
Redazione RHC - 15/01/2026

A recently fixed vulnerability allowed attackers to exploit Microsoft Copilot Personal with a single click to steal sensitive user data. Using a phishing link, attackers were able to take control of sessions without requiring further…

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Progress Software Patches LoadMaster, MOVEit WAF Vulnerabilities
Redazione RHC - 15/01/2026

On January 12, 2026, Progress Software Corporation released patches that address two high-severity Command Injection vulnerabilities, which could allow remote attackers to execute malicious code on LoadMaster load balancers and MOVEit Web Application Firewalls (WAFs).…