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RDP Services Exposed in the Crosshairs! A Botnet of 100,000 IPs Scans the Network
In the United States, a large-scale, coordinated botnet campaign is targeting Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP)-based services. The scale and organizational...
Redazione RHC - 11 October 2025
Everyone’s Hacking iPhones! Apple Increases iOS Reward to $5 Million
Apple has significantly expanded its bounty program for security vulnerabilities in the iOS ecosystem. At the Hexacon offensive security conference...
Redazione RHC - 11 October 2025
Artificial intelligence = Alcohol for teens! It damages social and cognitive skills
Today's students are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence, not only for study aids, but also for social interaction and emotional...
Redazione RHC - 11 October 2025
Velociraptor used in active attacks to distribute LockBit and Babuk ransomware
Hackers have begun using Velociraptor , the digital forensics and incident response (DFIR) tool, to launch LockBit and Babuk ransomware...
Redazione RHC - 11 October 2025
SonicWall confirms data breach. Cloud backup service customers at risk.
SonicWall confirmed that a data breach last month affected all customers using the company's cloud backup service. As a result,...
Redazione RHC - 11 October 2025
RondoDox Botnet Discovered: Thousands of Devices at Risk
A large botnet called RondoDox has been discovered exploiting 56 vulnerabilities in more than 30 different devices, including bugs first...
Redazione RHC - 11 October 2025
China unveils KylinOS11 with AI integration: the national operating system that will replace Windows
China has unveiled KylinOS11, the largest update to its national operating system, which the government called a major step forward in creating an independent technology ecosystem. The new version runs...
The Dawn supercomputer takes the fight against cancer: a new era of research with AI
The project "A basic model for cancer vaccine design" has been shortlisted for an award from the UK government's prestigious AI Research Resource (AIRR) initiative, led by the Department for...
China launches compact space debris removal system
Chinese scientists have unveiled a compact space launcher, initially designed to remove dangerous space debris, but which could potentially be used as a weapon. The project was conceived by engineers...
What is Wetware: The Future of Brain Enhancement Through Hardware and Software
By definition, wetware refers to technology that combines hardware and software to enhance biological life forms. Steve M. Potter, an associate professor at the Neuroengineering Laboratory at the University of...
AI browser extensions? There’s too much uncertainty: the risk still lies in user awareness!
Anthropic has raised the alarm about a new threat related to "smart" browser extensions: Websites can infiltrate hidden commands that an AI agent will execute without thinking. Anthropic has released...
Little engineers for big robots! Is Italy also focusing on young people?
In Stavropol, Russian Federation, the race for the regional robotics championship for younger students has officially begun. Applications can be submitted starting August 25th, with a window that will remain...
Phishing on Teams: at least the hacker responds faster than the real help desk!
In recent months, as previously reported on Red Hot Cyber, a new front has emerged in the corporate phishing landscape: Microsoft Teams attacks in which attackers impersonate IT or help...
It’s a global cyber shock! Beijing’s 007s are infiltrating and compromising the world’s Internet backbones.
The United States and several allied countries have issued a joint warning about a growing cyber offensive conducted by actors sponsored by the People's Republic of China. According to a...
Submarine cables are vulnerable! New strategies are needed.
Researchers from Reichman University (Israel) have detailed in an article in the journal Nature Electronics the growing risks and threats posed by natural and man-made factors to undersea communications cables,...
Popular password managers, including LastPass, 1Password, and Bitwarden, are vulnerable to clickjacking.
A security expert has discovered that six of the most popular password managers, used by tens of millions of people, are vulnerable to clickjacking, a phenomenon that allows attackers to...
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