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Shai-Hulud Worm Spreads Beyond npm, Attacks Maven Cybercrime

Shai-Hulud Worm Spreads Beyond npm, Attacks Maven

The Shai-Hulud worm has spread beyond the npm ecosystem and was discovered in Maven . Socket specialists noticed an infected...
Redazione RHC - 28 November 2025
11.7% of jobs could be replaced by artificial intelligence Cybercrime

11.7% of jobs could be replaced by artificial intelligence

Artificial intelligence is currently capable of performing work equivalent to 11.7% of US employment . And not just in theory:...
Redazione RHC - 28 November 2025
The market for “controlling” people is taking off on the Dark Web. Cybercrime

The market for “controlling” people is taking off on the Dark Web.

BI.ZONE experts analyzed over 3,500 advertisements on darknet platforms offering dossiers on specific individuals, known as "probiv" (finding). One in...
Redazione RHC - 28 November 2025
God is in the Cloud: They Hacked Your Brain and You Liked It Cybercrime

God is in the Cloud: They Hacked Your Brain and You Liked It

We're in the age of paid deception. Your every click is a private referendum in which they, the algorithms, always...
Fabrizio Saviano - 28 November 2025
Does Windows Suck? A Video by Dave Plummer, the Microsoft Engineer Who Created Task Manager Cybercrime

Does Windows Suck? A Video by Dave Plummer, the Microsoft Engineer Who Created Task Manager

Dave Plummer, a highly regarded former senior engineer at Microsoft who led the development of several key Windows components, including...
Redazione RHC - 28 November 2025
China surpasses US in open-source AI models Cybercrime

China surpasses US in open-source AI models

China surpasses the United States in the global market for open-source artificial intelligence (AI) models. According to a November 26...
Redazione RHC - 28 November 2025

Microsoft fixes 63 vulnerabilities, including an actively exploited zero-day

On November's Patch Tuesday, Microsoft fixed 63 vulnerabilities , including a critical zero-day vulnerability that had already been exploited in attacks. This time, the fixes affected a wide range of...
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Italy and Adult Sites: The Country Where Entry Is Forbidden… But If You Click Yes, It’s Okay

From November 12, 2025, AGCOM reported that in line with art. 13-bis of the Caivano decree (dl123/2023) , 47 adult websites accessible from Italy would have to introduce an identity...
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Top Malware: Flame, the modular “spy” malware targeting the Middle East.

Flame, (also known as Flamer, sKyWIper, Skywiper), is a modular computer malware discovered in 2012 that attacked Middle Eastern target computers running the Microsoft Windows operating system. The program's primary...
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Slammer, the first worm to use a bug that hasn’t been fixed for six months.

Many years have passed since the SQL Slammer worm spread uncontrollably on January 25, 2003. It was one of the fastest-spreading malware in history , and with this article we...
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The Story of the First Keylogger: How Hidden Keyboard Control Came to Be

We all know Bruce Schneier , a renowned cryptography and computer security expert, member of the board of directors of the International Association for Cryptological Research and a renowned speaker,...
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A Brief History of Malware: The Evolution of the Species from Its Origins to the Present Day

At first we talked about “viruses” , then “worms” appeared, followed by “macro viruses”. These were soon joined by other types of hostile software such as keyloggers or lockers. At...
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What Are Large Language Models? Behind the Scenes of Artificial Intelligence

In the rapidly evolving world of artificial intelligence (AI), one term has emerged with increasing importance: Language Model, especially large language models, then called Large Language Models. You've likely already...
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Let’s discover the differences between a Machine Learning and Deep Learning algorithm

In the world of artificial intelligence, we often hear two terms: machine learning (ML) and deep learning (DL). Both are methods for implementing AI through the training of machine learning...
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Hallucination in Artificial Intelligence: Between Strange and Disturbing Errors

Hallucinating, for a human, means perceiving things that aren't actually present in our environment. When we talk about "hallucinations" in artificial intelligence (AI), we're referring to a situation in which...
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How do machines learn? Let’s explore supervised, unsupervised, and reward learning approaches.

Artificial intelligence isn't about magic, it's about learning! This article aims to demystify the esotericism surrounding artificial intelligence (AI) by providing a comprehensive answer to the question , "How do...
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A $500 Tool Claims to Kill EDRs at Kernel Level: Inside the NtKiller Underground Ad
Redazione RHC - 25/12/2025

An ad has surfaced on a closed underground forum frequented by malware operators and initial access brokers, attracting the attention of the cyber threat intelligence community. The post promotes “NtKiller,” a supposed “kernel-level” utility designed…

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Webrat Malware Targets Security Researchers with GitHub Exploit Traps
Redazione RHC - 24/12/2025

There’s a specific moment, almost always at night, when curiosity overtakes caution. A newly opened repository, few stars but a success. very high score, the README file is well written enough to seem real. This…

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A backdoor in NVIDIA code. Three 9.8 bugs plague AI and robotics development systems
Redazione RHC - 24/12/2025

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La Poste Hit by Pro-Russian DDoS Attack During Peak Holiday Season
Redazione RHC - 23/12/2025

According to internal sources at RedHotCyber , the digital offensive that is causing problems for the National Postal System in France has been officially claimed by the pro-Russian hacker collective NoName057(16). Analysts confirm that the…

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CVE-2025-47761: FortiClient VPN Zero-Day Exploit Lets Privilege Escalation
Manuel Roccon - 23/12/2025

The following analysis examines the attack vector for CVE-2025-47761 , a vulnerability found in the Fortips_74.sys kernel driver used by FortiClient VPN for Windows. The core of the vulnerability lies in a mishandled IOCTL that…