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Shakerati Anonimi: Nicoletta’s experience and the credit card thriller Cybercrime

Shakerati Anonimi: Nicoletta’s experience and the credit card thriller

The room is the same: dim lights, chairs in a circle, thermoses of herbal teas now cold from all the...
Redazione RHC - 18 November 2025
Apple ordered to pay $634 million to Masimo for patent infringement Cybercrime

Apple ordered to pay $634 million to Masimo for patent infringement

Masimo, an American company that develops medical monitoring technologies, has won another round of litigation with Apple . A federal...
Redazione RHC - 18 November 2025
Microsoft Azure blocks a 15.72 terabit per second DDoS attack Cybercrime

Microsoft Azure blocks a 15.72 terabit per second DDoS attack

A massive DDoS attack was neutralized by Microsoft Azure on October 24. A single endpoint located in Australia was targeted...
Redazione RHC - 18 November 2025
Real World and Fictional World: A Psychological and Philosophical Analysis of the 1999 Film The Matrix by Lana and Lilly Wachowski Cybercrime

Real World and Fictional World: A Psychological and Philosophical Analysis of the 1999 Film The Matrix by Lana and Lilly Wachowski

We've said too many times that nowadays, social networks have become an integral part of our daily lives: it's now...
Daniela Farina - 17 November 2025
The phenomenon of polarization on the internet: Hikikomori Culture

The phenomenon of polarization on the internet: Hikikomori

Many still maintain that hikikomori is an exclusively Japanese phenomenon. Yet, scientifically, numerous studies now confirm the existence of cases...
Daniela Farina - 17 November 2025
From Likes to Depression: How Social Media Can Affect Our Mental Health Cybercrime

From Likes to Depression: How Social Media Can Affect Our Mental Health

Questioning changes as they occur is always a difficult, if not downright foolhardy, undertaking. Certainly, when the object of the...
Daniela Farina - 17 November 2025

South Korea becomes a global hub for artificial intelligence

The APEC summit in Gyeongju , which concluded on January 1, marked a major step forward for South Korea in the field of artificial intelligence. Major international technology companies confirmed...
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“If you install Windows 11, you can die!” YouTube blocks videos on unsupported PCs.

YouTube's automatic moderation is at the center of a heated debate regarding its limitations. Due to the platform's algorithms, numerous videos demonstrating how to install Windows 11 on unsupported PCs...
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Discover the Dark Web: Access, Secrets, and Helpful Links to the Onion Network

Have you always thought that the Dark Web is frequented by cybercriminals? Have you always thought that the Dark Web is a dangerous and treacherous network? Today we want to...
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AWS and Azure Disruption: Vendor Dependence Is a Serious Risk

On October 29, a massive outage of Microsoft 's Azure cloud platform caused global disruptions, disrupting business and public services for over eight hours. The incident affected numerous customers, including...
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Windows 7 Shrinks to 69MB: A Minimalist’s Achievement

Windows minimalists have set another record. Enthusiast @XenoPanther has reduced the size of a running copy of Windows 7 to 69 megabytes , smaller than the average mobile app. By...
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Robots are starting to take their place in society thanks to new AI algorithms.

On September 25, Google DeepMind released a video demonstrating how its humanoid platforms handle multi-step, everyday tasks using multimodal reasoning. In a series of demonstrations, the machines confidently performed sequences...
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Google Android Protects Users from Fraud, But Watch Out on Mondays

Google has shared new data on Android's built-in protections against text and call fraud. According to the company, the system blocks over 10 billion suspicious contacts each month , in...
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OpenAI may have lost $12 billion in its latest fiscal quarter.

Microsoft's financial report indicates that OpenAI may have lost $12 billion in its latest fiscal quarter. An expense in Microsoft's earnings report (517.81, -7.95, -1.51%) surprised analysts: a $4.1 billion...
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Android Malware Steals NFC-Enabled Credit Cards

In Eastern European countries, there has been a rapid increase in malicious Android apps that exploit contactless data transfer technology to steal credit cards. According to Zimperium, over 760 programs...
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Le Security Operations al tempo dell’Artificial Intelligence

By Vicki Vinci, SOC Architect - International at Fortinet The most significant technological trend of recent years is undoubtedly the advent of Artificial Intelligence, especially its generative component (GenAI). Putting...
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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

When it comes to cybersecurity, you can never be too careful. Furthermore, when we talk about backdoors (or alleged ones), the question that follows is: who inserted them? Was it for maintenance purposes or for…

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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…