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Italy under DDoS attack by pro-Russian NoName057(16)? Few disruptions.
The hackers of NoName057(16) have recently resumed their hostile activities against several Italian targets, using Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS) attacks. Based...
Redazione RHC - 18 September 2025
Cybercrime
Google Chrome: Urgent patch for exploited 0day. Critical vulnerabilities fixed.
Google has taken immediate security action for Chrome browser users globally, targeting four critical vulnerabilities, one of which, a zero-day...
Redazione RHC - 18 September 2025
Cybercrime
Phishing with style! Cybercriminals attach superhero GIFs to malware.
F6 analysts have published a study on a new phishing campaign active from spring 2025. The group, dubbed ComicForm, sent...
Redazione RHC - 18 September 2025
Cybercrime
Will this latest article “against” ChatControl be absolutely useless?
We had already discussed the proposed "ChatControl" regulation almost two years ago, but given the roadmap currently underway, we find...
Stefano Gazzella - 18 September 2025
Cybercrime
Azure Functions in the Spotlight: Legitimate Libraries Used for DLL Sideloading
A malicious version of the ISO image named Servicenow-BNM-Verify.iso has been identified on VirusTotal, reported as originating from Malaysia, with...
Redazione RHC - 18 September 2025
Cybercrime
Linux Hit by Sindoor Dropper: Highly Obfuscated Infection Chain
Linux systems are being targeted by a recent malware campaign, known as "Sindoor Dropper," which uses advanced spear-phishing techniques and...
Redazione RHC - 18 September 2025
Connected and Vulnerable: How to Secure OT and ICS in 2025
In today's interconnected world, cybersecurity is not just about protecting information. Today, most devices and physical tools are connected to the network in some way. Whether for its structural operation...
Darkcloux 3.0 is here: Securonis Linux becomes more secure (and more extreme) than ever
Securonis Linux has released its most significant update: version 3.0 of "Darkcloux" and the 3.0-r1 patch. The release includes new utilities, redesigned components, and improvements to privacy and security. The main change...
Urobot watches you while you pee (but it’s for your own good)
A Taiwanese hospital is testing Urobot, a smart urinal that instantly analyzes urine and emails the results. Although the device is designed in a "cute" style, social media users have...
Smart TV or Living Room Spies? Here’s How They’re Monitoring You
Many owners of smart TV operating systems are increasingly finding themselves caught in a conflict that rages between the desire to preserve viewer privacy and pressure from the advertising industry....
Massive Windows Crash: The OpenVPN Flaw That Can Knock Out Infrastructures
A critical vulnerability has been discovered in the OpenVPN data channel offload driver for Windows, which can be exploited by local attackers to crash systems. The bug, classified as CVE-2025-50054,...
Android Under Attack: Godfather Malware Now Uses Virtualization to Fool Everyone
A new version of Android malware Godfather has been discovered that creates isolated virtual environments on mobile devices to steal data from banking applications. Recall that Godfather was first discovered in March...
ChatGPT is Shutting Down Our Brains! Alarming MIT Research Shows Mental Decay
During a RHC Conference, Corrado Giustozzi underlined a truth as simple as it is powerful: “Human beings have always been creators of amplifiers.”. From the wheel to the car, every...
AKIRA emergency report: the ransomware that is breaching Italy
Spring 2025 will be remembered as a turning point in our country's cyber chronicle. As bulletins and technical releases follow one another, one fact emerges glaringly: AKIRA has entered the...
RHC GhostSec interview: hacktivism in the shadows of terrorism and cyber conflict
Ghost Security, also known as GhostSec, is a hacktivist group which emerged in the context of the cyber war against Islamic extremism. The first actions of the group date back...
Group-IB contributes to INTERPOL’s Operation Secure, leading to the arrest of 32 suspects linked to information stealer malware in Asia
[Singapore; 11 June, 2025] Group-IB, a leading creator of cybersecurity technologies to investigate, prevent, and fight digital crime, announced today that it has contributed to INTERPOL’s “Operation Secure”, which took...
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