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Cryptomixer Shut Down: Europol Cracks Down on $1.3B Bitcoin Mixing Service
Law enforcement agencies in Switzerland and Germany have reported the dismantling of Cryptomixer , a major mixing service operating since...
Redazione RHC - 2 December 2025
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888 Data Leaker: Ryanair Breach Exposed
In the underground forum landscape, there are actors who operate episodically, seeking a single media hit, and others who build...
Luca Stivali - 2 December 2025
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WiFi Network Security: Protect Against Hacking with WPA3 and ARP Spoofing
In today's environment, securing a network requires much more than setting a complex password. A cyber attack against a wireless...
Francesco Demarcus - 2 December 2025
Cybercrime
ShadyPanda Malware Infects 4.3M Browsers with Chrome Edge Extensions
Researchers at Koi Security described a multi-stage operation called ShadyPanda . Over the course of seven years, attackers released seemingly...
Redazione RHC - 2 December 2025
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The Dark Side of Internet Control: Durov’s Warning
Post 462 on Durov's official channel immediately went into “scream mode”: “ The end of the free internet. The free...
Sandro Sana - 2 December 2025
Cybercrime
Phishing Attacks Surge in Black Friday Season: Stay Vigilant
This year, too, cybercriminals are taking advantage of seasonal shopping periods to spread phishing websites and fraudulent promotions, aiming to...
Redazione RHC - 2 December 2025
Discovering the NIS2 Directive: Security and Resilience of Digital Systems in the European Union
On 10 November 2022, the European Parliament, by a large majority, approved the NIS2 (Network and Information System Security) Directive with its publication in the Official Journal of the European...
Kraken Arrives: The New Ransomware That Assesses Your Environment to Inflict Maximum Damage
Cisco Talos researchers have detected an active wave of attacks using a new ransomware called Kraken. The group began operating in February 2025 and uses double-extortion methods, without targeting specific...
North Korea reorganizes its intelligence with a new agency
North Korea has restructured its intelligence hierarchy, transforming the former Intelligence Agency into a structure with a much broader mandate. The new body, called the General Intelligence Directorate (GIRD), brings...
Cognitive Biases and Cybersecurity: The Fatal Fallacy of “I Have Nothing to Hide”
In Italy, over 3,000 people lose their lives on the roads every year, despite everyone knowing basic safety rules. In cybercrime, the scenario isn't all that different: millions of victims...
Did they give you a digital photo frame? It’s more than just family memories.
Researchers have discovered several critical vulnerabilities in Uhale digital picture frames running Android , with some models even downloading and executing malware during startup. They examined the Uhale app and...
What are PsyOps? Exploring mind manipulation in the digital age.
Psychological operations, commonly known as PsyOps, are a significant and often poorly understood element of military and security strategy . These operations involve the use of psychological tactics to influence...
Understanding Firewalls: The First Line of Defense in Cybersecurity
In the world of cybersecurity, firewalls are the first line of defense against cyber threats and attacks. Every day, businesses and home users are exposed to risks such as malware,...
Critical Vulnerability in FortiWeb: Fortinet and CISA Recommend Urgent Updates
Fortinet has confirmed the discovery of a critical relative path vulnerability (CWE-23) in FortiWeb devices, identified as CVE-2025-64446 and registered as IR Number FG-IR-25-910 . The flaw, published on November...
China’s New Era of Robots: Shenzhen at the Center of the Technological Revolution
The 15th Chinese National Games opened with a spectacle that combined sport and technology. Among the highlights were robots capable of playing ancient bronze instruments, artificial intelligence systems capable of...
IndonesianFoods: The Worm That’s Wreaking Havoc on npm and Created 100,000 Packages
A self-propagating worm, named IndonesianFoods , has been discovered in npm . It generates new packets every seven seconds. According to Sonatype, the malware has already created over 100,000 packets...
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