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Bus becomes travelling museum of retro computers in UK
In the UK, father and son Jason and Luke Stoner have transformed an old school bus into a traveling museum dedicated to retro computers and game consoles. The inspiration came when Luke visited the fa...
100 years of Italian Intelligence! Mattarella celebrates the SIM’s centenary at the Quirinale Palace
October 15, 2025 marks an anniversary of exceptional importance in the history of Italian national security: one hundred years since the birth of the Military Information Service (SIM) , the country&#...
But what kind of Sovereign AI is running on the servers and algorithms of a US company!
This year, OpenAI announced a series of projects with foreign governments to create “sovereign AI” systems. According to the company, some of these agreements are currently being negotiate...
Flirt, eroticism, and the end of censorship! OpenAI will change the rules of ChatGPT.
OpenAI is preparing a major change to ChatGPT’s rules: starting in December, age-verified users will be able to interact with adult content, including erotica. The company’s CEO, Sam Altma...
“Double Bind” Leads to GPT-5 Jailbreak: The AI That Was Convinced It Was Schizophrenic
A new and unusual jailbreaking method, the art of circumventing the limitations imposed on artificial intelligence, has reached our editorial office. It was developed by computer security researcher A...
AI Alignment: Where Does AI Learn Right and Wrong?
The other day on LinkedIn, I found myself having a conversation with someone who was seriously interested in the topic of artificial intelligence applied to law. It wasn’t one of those barroom c...
Microsoft Patch Tuesday: 175 vulnerabilities fixed and two zero-days exploited
In its latest update, the tech giant fixed 175 vulnerabilities affecting its core products and underlying systems, including two actively exploited zero-day vulnerabilities , the company said in its l...
12 security bugs discovered in Ivanti Endpoint Manager (EPM). Update now!
Ivanti has published 13 vulnerabilities in its Endpoint Manager (EPM) software , including two high-severity flaws that could allow remote code execution and privilege escalation . Despite the lack of...
WhatsApp Web in the crosshairs! How the worm that distributes the banking Trojan works
Sophos analysts have discovered a complex malware operation by security experts that uses the popular messaging service WhatsApp to spread banking Trojans, targeting Brazilian banks and cryptocurrency...
RMPocalypse: A critical bug in AMD SEV-SNP threatens cloud security.
A critical vulnerability has been identified in the AMD SEV-SNP hardware security architecture, impacting major cloud providers (AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud) . This flaw allows malicious hy...
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In the UK, father and son Jason and Luke Stoner have transformed an old school bus into a traveling museum dedicated to retro computers and game consoles. The inspiration came when Luke visited the fa...

October 15, 2025 marks an anniversary of exceptional importance in the history of Italian national security: one hundred years since the birth of the Military Information Service (SIM) , the country&#...

This year, OpenAI announced a series of projects with foreign governments to create “sovereign AI” systems. According to the company, some of these agreements are currently being negotiate...

OpenAI is preparing a major change to ChatGPT’s rules: starting in December, age-verified users will be able to interact with adult content, including erotica. The company’s CEO, Sam Altma...

A new and unusual jailbreaking method, the art of circumventing the limitations imposed on artificial intelligence, has reached our editorial office. It was developed by computer security researcher A...
And the drones are going to hell! The anti-drone technology developed by the USA
Microsoft goes all out with shoes! They’ve launched collectible Windows XP-themed Crocs
The future of submarine cables: 48% longer by 2040. Are we really ready?
Klopatra Arrives! The Banking Trojan That Threatens Android Users
Data Act: Yet another regulation? Yes. But this one really changes the game (even for those in security).
Google Drive defends itself from ransomware! AI blocks attacks

And the drones are going to hell! The anti-drone technology developed by the USA
Redazione RHC - October 3rd, 2025
The American company Epirus has provided an impressive demonstration of its Leonidas microwave defense system, designed to combat drones. At the Camp Atterbury test site in Indiana, the system was...

Microsoft goes all out with shoes! They’ve launched collectible Windows XP-themed Crocs
Redazione RHC - October 2nd, 2025
This year, Microsoft celebrates its first 50 years, a milestone that reflects the company's transformation from a small startup in 1975 to a global technology giant. Founded by Bill Gates...

The future of submarine cables: 48% longer by 2040. Are we really ready?
Redazione RHC - October 2nd, 2025
The undersea cables connecting the UK to the outside world are vital to the country, with transactions amounting to £220 billion every day. The Joint Committee on National Security Strategy...

Klopatra Arrives! The Banking Trojan That Threatens Android Users
Redazione RHC - October 2nd, 2025
An Android banking Trojan and RAT called Klopatra masquerades as an IPTV and VPN app and has already infected over 3,000 devices . The malware is a Trojan capable of...

Data Act: Yet another regulation? Yes. But this one really changes the game (even for those in security).
Sandro Sana - October 2nd, 2025
Every time Brussels churns out a new acronym, someone in the company snorts: "More paper?" It happens. But the Data Act isn't just a stamp to add to the binder:...

Google Drive defends itself from ransomware! AI blocks attacks
Redazione RHC - October 2nd, 2025
Google has unveiled a new AI tool for Drive for desktop. The model is said to have been trained on millions of real-world ransomware samples and can suspend syncing to...
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