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Johnson Controls Score 10 Vulnerabilities: Smart Buildings Are at Risk
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has issued a maximum severity alert regarding a security flaw affecting Johnson Controls,...
Redazione RHC - January 30, 2026
Culture
Douglas Engelbart was born today: the man who saw and invented the digital future.
Sometimes, when you think about it, you wonder how we take the world around us for granted. Like, we click,...
Massimiliano Brolli - January 30, 2026
Cyber News
WhatsApp gets a makeover: “Paranoia” mode arrives (and no, it’s not for everyone).
WhatsApp has decided to toughen up. Not for everyone, not always, but when needed. The decision comes against a backdrop...
Silvia Felici - January 29, 2026
Cyber News
BitLocker Under Fire: Microsoft Admits Handing Over Encryption Keys to FBI
Digital security today faces a troubling crossroads that affects millions of Windows users worldwide. Microsoft BitLocker, the popular proprietary encryption...
Redazione RHC - January 29, 2026
Cybercrime
Smartphones rented without your knowledge: Google dismantles a global proxy network
Android has never been so exploited, at least according to the latest developments reported by a recent investigation. Google announced...
Bajram Zeqiri - January 29, 2026
innovation
AI doesn’t ask for permission: it’s rewriting the rules quickly and probably badly
Artificial intelligence has entered the workplace without knocking. Not as a loud revolution, but as a constant presence, almost banal...
Massimiliano Brolli - January 29, 2026
Telnet, the return of a ghost. A 2015 bug exploited in 2026: 800,000 devices at risk.
GNU InetUtils is a collection of network utilities (including telnet/telnetd, ftp/ftpd, rsh/rshd, ping, and traceroute) used by several Linux distributions. These tools can operate for extended periods without the need...
OpenSSL: 12 security bugs found, including a critical vulnerability
A security update has been released by maintainers of OpenSSL, the cryptographic library, addressing about a dozen vulnerabilities, including logic errors and memory corruption, among others. The most alarming discovery...
Digital Autonomy: France Says Goodbye to Teams and Zoom by 2027
This isn't the first initiative to emerge on this front recently. Indeed, we've heard several of them, one after the other. And it's almost inevitable: technological autonomy and national security...
Fortinet Vulnerability CVE-2026-24858: Hackers Inside Networks with Legitimate Credentials
A serious flaw, classified as CVE-2026-24858, has been confirmed to be exploited in real-world attacks against vulnerable devices. This isn't a theoretical warning or an isolated problem: attackers have already...
NSA publishes first operational guidelines on Zero Trust
The U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) has released the first two documents in its Zero Trust Implementation Guidelines (ZIGs) series, aimed at providing practical and operational guidance to support organizations...
Ransomware doesn’t lock servers, it locks credit. The financial side of cybersecurity
There's this mistaken—somewhat romantic, if you will—idea that ransomware is "IT stuff": a few servers in trouble, a couple of sleepless nights, then you restart and it's over… The reality,...
AI Isn’t as Reliable as You Think: The Hidden Risks of LLMs Without Good Governance
Adopting large language models (LLMs) without adequate governance, verification, and oversight risks legal, financial, and reputational damage. This data emerges from the report "Risks of Unmanaged AI Reliance: Evaluating Regional...
Active Defense and Hackback: The Legal Labyrinth of Cybersecurity
In our previous article, we explored how the cybersecurity professional's role as guarantor clashes with classic scenarios such as unauthorized access. However, in my professional and academic experience, I often...
And let the phishing begin! Microsoft is taking action against a zero-day exploit already exploited in Office
Once again, Microsoft was forced to quickly fix some flaws. The company has released unscheduled patches for Microsoft Office, addressing a dangerous zero-day vulnerability that has already been exploited in...
ServiceNow Under Attack: How an Email Can Open the Doors to Your Business
The recent discovery of a vulnerability in ServiceNow’s AI platform has shaken the cybersecurity industry. This flaw, characterized by an extremely high severity score, allowed unauthenticated attackers to impersonate any...
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