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Sysmon will finally be integrated into Windows 11 and Windows Server 2025 in 2026
Microsoft has announced that it will integrate the popular Sysmon tool directly into Windows 11 and Windows Server 2025 in...
Redazione RHC - 22 November 2025
Cybercrime
Sneaky2FA: The phishing scam that steals credentials with browser-in-the-browser attacks
Push Security specialists have noticed that the Sneaky2FA phishing platform now supports browser-in-the-browser attacks, which allow the creation of fake...
Redazione RHC - 22 November 2025
Cybercrime
TamperedChef: Malware via Fake App Installers
The large-scale TamperedChef campaign is once again attracting the attention of specialists, as attackers continue to distribute malware via fake...
Redazione RHC - 21 November 2025
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Whoever took down Cloudflare during the outage put their infrastructure at risk
A major outage in Cloudflare's infrastructure has unexpectedly tested the robustness of the cloud and its security systems for many...
Redazione RHC - 21 November 2025
Cybercrime
Critical Vulnerability in Azure Bastion Scores 10! When RDP and SSH in the Cloud Are Checkmated
An authentication bypass vulnerability has been discovered in Azure Bastion , Microsoft's managed service that enables secure RDP and SSH...
Redazione RHC - 21 November 2025
Cybercrime
Risk averted for millions of Microsoft users! The critical vulnerability in Microsoft SharePoint 9.8
Microsoft has disclosed a critical vulnerability in SharePoint Online (discovered by RHC through our ongoing monitoring of critical CVEs on...
Redazione RHC - 21 November 2025
A dangerous zero-day zero-click exploit threatens billions of Android devices
Google has issued an urgent advisory regarding a critical vulnerability in Android that allows attackers to execute arbitrary code on the device without any user interaction. The Zero Click vulnerability...
Is the era of paywalls over? Smart browsers circumvent them, and controlling them is very difficult
How can publishers protect themselves from AI-powered "smart" browsers if they look like ordinary users? The emergence of new AI-powered "smart" browsers is challenging traditional methods of protecting online content....
Danger for OneDrive users: Infected DLLs hide in shared files
Attackers are using an advanced technique involving sideloading DLLs via the Microsoft OneDrive application. This allows them to execute malicious code undetected by security mechanisms. The attack uses a modified...
ArXiv blocks articles generated by AI
arXiv, one of the most important repositories of scientific preprints , has revealed some disturbing facts following growing concerns in the scientific community regarding the uncontrolled use of generative artificial...
CISA Warns! New Bugs in Gladinet, Control Web Panel, and WordPress Expose Systems
Two vulnerabilities related to Gladinet and Control Web Panel (CWP) have been added to the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) catalog of known exploited vulnerabilities (KEVs), due to...
New bugs in Teams open the door to data theft and social engineering
Cybersecurity experts have disclosed four vulnerabilities in Microsoft Teams that could have allowed attackers to conduct dangerous social engineering and impersonation attacks against users. Simply put, these loopholes allow you...
OpenAI releases Sora Mobile App on Android, available in multiple countries
OpenAI has released the Sora mobile app on Android devices. CNBC reported that OpenAI's Sora app is now available for download through the Google Play app store and that the...
Drones at Brussels Airport and Military Bases: Security at Risk
On Tuesday evening, due to the presence of a drone in the airspace, air traffic controller Skeyes ordered the temporary suspension of flights departing and arriving at Brussels Airport from...
Does Microsoft use macOS to create Windows wallpapers? Probably!
On October 29, Microsoft released a wallpaper to commemorate the eleventh anniversary of the Windows Insider program, and it is speculated that it was created using macOS. Let us remember...
Louvre Theft: Windows 2000 and Windows XP on Networks, as Well as Simple Passwords
As we know, the thieves in the "theft of the century" entered through a second-floor window of the Louvre Museum, but the museum had other problems besides unprotected windows. Although...
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