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LLM-Powered Malware: The Future of Autonomous Cyber Threats Cybercrime

LLM-Powered Malware: The Future of Autonomous Cyber Threats

Researchers at Netskope Threat Labs have just published a new analysis on the possibility of creating autonomous malware built exclusively...
Redazione RHC - 9 December 2025
Intellexa Exploits Zero-Day Vulnerabilities with Spyware Cybercrime

Intellexa Exploits Zero-Day Vulnerabilities with Spyware

Despite significant geopolitical challenges, the mercenary spyware industry remains a resilient and persistent threat; in this context, the well-known vendor...
Redazione RHC - 8 December 2025
Malaysia Cracks Down on Bitcoin Mining Thefts Cybercrime

Malaysia Cracks Down on Bitcoin Mining Thefts

Thieves usually target tangible assets: cash or non-cash, jewelry, cars. But with cryptocurrencies, things are much stranger. Malaysian police are...
Redazione RHC - 8 December 2025
Australia Bans Social Media for Under 16s: What You Need to Know Cybercrime

Australia Bans Social Media for Under 16s: What You Need to Know

Australia is soon to introduce groundbreaking legislation banning social media access for children under 16, an initiative that will set...
Redazione RHC - 8 December 2025
Palo Alto Networks VPN Vulnerability Exploited by Hackers Cybercrime

Palo Alto Networks VPN Vulnerability Exploited by Hackers

An increasingly aggressive campaign, directly targeting remote access infrastructure, has prompted threat actors to actively attempt to exploit vulnerabilities in...
Redazione RHC - 8 December 2025
US Brothers Accused of Destroying 96 Databases with AI Cybercrime

US Brothers Accused of Destroying 96 Databases with AI

The U.S. Department of Justice has accused twin brothers Muneeb and Sohaib Akhter of deleting 96 databases containing sensitive information,...
Redazione RHC - 8 December 2025

Spy Apps: How Spyware Works and Why It’s a Privacy Risk

Spyware (also known as spy apps) represent one of the most insidious and dangerous threats of the digital age. These are malicious programs designed to infiltrate a user's device, collecting...
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Asus releases emergency firmware update for vulnerable DSL routers.

Asus has released an emergency firmware update for several DSL router models. The patch addresses a critical vulnerability that allows attackers to take complete control of devices without authentication. The...
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Nuclear power entirely in the hands of AI! And what if there’s an accident?

In the technological field, the idea that the future development of generating systems depends inexorably on the expansion of nuclear capacity is taking root, pushing the sector's players to identify...
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Veeam Analysis: Ransomware Payments Decline, But Data Resilience Remains Critical for EMEA Enterprises

Beyond backup: Businesses need cyber resilience, data portability, secure cloud storage, and hybrid cloud protection . Data from the Veeam Ransomware Trends Reports 2024 and 2025 shows that the number...
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The History of GPS: The History of Satellite Navigation

It's amazing how far we've come with satellite navigation in the last 40 years. GPS (Global Positioning System) is one of the most useful things to have ever come out...
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Tor Browser 15.0.1: Critical Vulnerability Fixes and Improvements

The Tor Project has released Tor Browser 15.0.1 , fixing critical security vulnerabilities inherited from Firefox 140.5.0esr. This maintenance release offers essential protections for privacy-conscious users who rely on anonymous...
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16 Years of Go: An Innovative and Scalable Programming Language

In November 2025, the Go programming language turned 16 years old. It was released publicly on November 10, 2009 , as a Google experiment to create a simple and fast...
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Google is ready to launch Gemini 3.0: will it really be the turning point in the AI race?

Google is getting closer to the official unveiling of Gemini 3.0 , the new artificial intelligence model destined to represent one of the most significant steps in the company's strategy....
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The Louvre was deceived by two Belgian pranksters! They hung their painting next to the Mona Lisa.

Louvre security is under fire again after pranksters managed to trick guards and hang their painting in the same room as the Mona Lisa. Belgian duo Neel and Senne gained...
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Are Black Hackers Demanding Ransom? Checkout.com Responds: We Fund Those Hunting You

Payment service Checkout.com was the victim of an extortion attempt: the ShinyHunters group claimed to have accessed company data and demanded a ransom. An investigation revealed that the attackers had...
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ESXi Zero-Day Exploit: How to Protect Your VMware Environment
Redazione RHC - 20/01/2026

A group of attackers is using a zero-day exploit toolkit to compromise VMware ESXi instances in an uncontrolled manner, taking advantage of multiple vulnerabilities to bypass virtual machine restrictions. The current incident highlights the ongoing…

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Google Fast Pair Vulnerability: WhisperPair Exposes Millions of Devices
Redazione RHC - 19/01/2026

Researchers from the Cybersecurity and Industrial Cryptography team at KU Leuven have discovered a critical flaw in the Google Fast Pair protocol. The vulnerability allows attackers to hijack control of millions of Bluetooth devices, track…

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Elon Musk Sues OpenAI for $134 Billion Over AI Betrayal
Redazione RHC - 19/01/2026

Elon Musk has filed a staggering $134 billion in damages in a malicious lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft. According to Bloomberg , the latest lawsuit accuses OpenAI of betraying its core mission as a nonprofit…

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Net-NTLMv1 Exploitation: Rainbow Tables for Modern Attacks
Redazione RHC - 18/01/2026

Mandiant has released a large set of rainbow tables dedicated to Net-NTLMv1 with the aim of concretely demonstrating how insecure this authentication protocol has become. Although Net-NTLMv1 has been deprecated for years and its weaknesses…

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Your paycheck is zero! Congratulations, someone answered the phone wrong
Redazione RHC - 18/01/2026

No worker would accept their paycheck disappearing without explanation. It was precisely from a series of internal reports of this nature that an organization began investigating an apparently administrative anomaly, discovering instead a targeted cyber…