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Google Chrome 143 Patch Fixes Critical V8 JavaScript Vulnerability
Google has released Chrome 143 for Windows, macOS, and Linux; the release contains an important patch. The new version (...
Redazione RHC - 3 December 2025
Cybercrime
Cybersecurity in December: How Compliance Hurries Leave Companies Vulnerable
December isn't just about Christmas lights: for those working in cybersecurity, it's the month when the human factor collapses and...
Ambra Santoro - 3 December 2025
innovation
Managing AI Agents: Mitigating Security Risks in Autonomous Systems
The widespread adoption of artificial intelligence in businesses is profoundly transforming operational processes and, at the same time, introducing new...
Redazione RHC - 3 December 2025
Cybercrime
Mistral AI Unveils Powerful Open Source Models for Advanced AI Applications
French company Mistral AI has unveiled its Mistral 3 line of models, making them fully open source under the Apache...
Redazione RHC - 3 December 2025
Cybercrime
Maha Grass APT Group Unleashes StreamSpy Malware Attacks
The Patchwork cyber espionage group — also known as Hangover or Dropping Elephant and internally tracked by QiAnXin as APT-Q-36...
Redazione RHC - 3 December 2025
Cybercrime
Digital Crime Among Teenagers: Temporary Involvement
Dutch authorities have published data showing that adolescents' involvement in cybercrime is usually temporary. An analysis prepared by the House...
Redazione RHC - 2 December 2025
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...
Difference between a classical algorithm and an AI software
In the digital age we live in, artificial intelligence (AI) is gaining increasing attention. But what distinguishes a classical algorithm from AI software? In this article, we'll explore the differences...
What is a neural network? Discover the technology behind artificial intelligence.
In the contemporary technological landscape, one term stands out: neural network. The foundation of artificial intelligence, neural networks represent the future of how we interact with technology. But what exactly...
Discovering Sandworm: The Kremlin’s National State Group
As we know, there are different types of cybercriminals. There are ethical hackers and criminal hackers. Within criminal hackers, there are a multitude of dimensions, including, specifically, nation-state-funded hacker groups...
Discovering DarkSide: Techniques, Tactics, and Affiliations
Researchers across the cyber community have been exchanging a great deal of information lately about the DarkSide ransomware cyber gang, the emerging cybercriminal group that has suddenly risen to global...
Salt Typhoon (RedMike): The Chinese Cyber Threat That’s Shaking the World
In recent months, the Chinese hacking group known as Salt Typhoon has continued to make headlines for its aggressive and persistent cybersecurity tactics. Despite US sanctions and close government surveillance,...
Remember NVIDIA DGX Spark? Here comes the GMKtec EVO-X2, at half the price.
Chinese manufacturer GMKtec has presented its new EVO-X2 mini PC , equipped with a Ryzen AI Max+ 395 processor , claiming performance comparable – and in some cases superior –...
Did the US steal 127,000 Bitcoins? China accuses Washington of a massive hack.
We're talking about 11 billion euros. A staggering figure! China's National Computer Virus Emergency Response Center (CVERC) said that a state-run entity, likely U.S. , was behind a 2020 attack...
The Most Famous Hackers: The Story of Kevin Mitnick, AKA the Condor
Kevin Mitnick (code name Condor) is perhaps the most famous hacker of all time. He is an American hacker, IT security consultant, ethical hacking expert, public speaker, and writer. He...
Synology fixes a zero-day bug in BeeStation OS. Researchers receive $40,000.
Synology has patched a zero-day vulnerability in its BeeStation devices, demonstrated during the recent Pwn2Own competition. The bug, identified as CVE-2025-12686, falls under the category of "buffer copying without input...
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