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Critical vulnerability in Docker Desktop: host system compromise Cybercrime

Critical vulnerability in Docker Desktop: host system compromise

A critical vulnerability in the desktop version of Docker for Windows and macOS allowed a host system to be compromised...
Redazione RHC - 27 August 2025
PromptLock Arrives. The First Artificial Intelligence-Powered Ransomware for Windows and Linux Cybercrime

PromptLock Arrives. The First Artificial Intelligence-Powered Ransomware for Windows and Linux

Finally (metaphorically speaking), we're here. ESET experts have reported the first ransomware program in which artificial intelligence plays a key...
Redazione RHC - 27 August 2025
UNC6395 campaign aims to exfiltrate Salesforce data via compromised OAuth tokens Cybercrime

UNC6395 campaign aims to exfiltrate Salesforce data via compromised OAuth tokens

A sophisticated data exfiltration campaign targeting companies' Salesforce instances was conducted, resulting in the exposure of sensitive information from several...
Redazione RHC - 27 August 2025
Supercomputer: Fugaku NEXT will be Japan’s first zetta-class supercomputer Cybercrime

Supercomputer: Fugaku NEXT will be Japan’s first zetta-class supercomputer

RIKEN, Fujitsu, and Nvidia are collaborating on the development of FugakuNEXT, Japan's new flagship supercomputer, scheduled to become operational at...
Redazione RHC - 27 August 2025
Intel Website Vulnerabilities: 270,000 Employees at Risk Cybercrime

Intel Website Vulnerabilities: 270,000 Employees at Risk

An attack on Intel's internal resources has demonstrated that vulnerabilities can be found not only in processors, but also in...
Redazione RHC - 26 August 2025
Father and son wanted by the FBI. $10 million reward for hackers who collaborated with the GRU. Cybercrime

Father and son wanted by the FBI. $10 million reward for hackers who collaborated with the GRU.

The FBI is offering a generous reward for anyone who can help find Amin Stigal, 23, and Timur Stigal, 47,...
Redazione RHC - 26 August 2025

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Browser-in-the-Browser Phishing Attack: How to Protect Yourself
Manuel Roccon - 29/12/2025

This article analyzes a recent and sophisticated phishing campaign that uses the Browser-in-the-Browser (BitB) technique to steal credentials, particularly those from services like Microsoft 365. The BitB attack is notable for its ability to generate…

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Critical WebKit Vulnerability Exposes iOS Devices to Code Execution
Redazione RHC - 29/12/2025

A new report details a critical vulnerability discovered by security researcher Joseph Goydish in Apple’s WebKit engine. This security flaw, if exploited in conjunction with other exploits, could allow attackers to execute arbitrary code on…

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Xspeeder Devices Hit by AI-Discovered Zero-Day Vulnerability CVE-2025-54322
Redazione RHC - 29/12/2025

When it comes to cybersecurity, it’s easy to fall into the trap of thinking that problems are always far away, that they only affect others. But the reality is that a vulnerability is always around…

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Job Scams on Social Media: How to Avoid Fake Remote Job Offers
Redazione RHC - 29/12/2025

Fraudulent job ads promising easy money and remote work continue to flood social media, particularly in the Middle East and North Africa . Under the guise of part-time jobs that require no experience , scammers…

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Cyber Criminals Recruit Insiders: Companies at Risk of Internal Threats
Redazione RHC - 27/12/2025

The cybercriminal community is rapidly increasing its interest in recruiting personnel from within companies . Instead of sophisticated external attacks, criminals are increasingly relying on internal sources— people willing to provide access to company systems…