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Goodbye to NTLM! Microsoft is moving towards a new era of authentication with Kerberos
For over three decades, it has been a silent pillar of the Windows ecosystem. Now, however, NTLM 's time seems...
Silvia Felici - February 1, 2026
Vulnerability
SCADA Systems at Risk: Why File System Security Matters More Than Ever
SCADA system security requires rigorous management of processes operating with elevated privileges. A recent technical analysis has examined the CVE-2025-0921...
Carolina Vivianti - January 31, 2026
Cyber News
Critical vulnerability in Apache bRPC: Arbitrary command execution on the server
A CyberArk Labs research team has identified a critical flaw in the widely used Apache bRPC framework, which allows remote...
Bajram Zeqiri - January 31, 2026
innovation
The world’s first humanoid robot store has opened in China. Will we be ready?
At ten o'clock in the morning, in Wuhan, two 1.3-meter-tall humanoid robots begin moving with precision. They turn, jump, and...
Carolina Vivianti - January 30, 2026
Cyber News
Ivanti Takes Action: Zero-Day Flaws Affect Mobile Endpoint Manager
Ivanti has released a series of critical updates to address two security vulnerabilities affecting Ivanti Endpoint Manager Mobile (EPMM). These...
Redazione RHC - January 30, 2026
Cyber News
Johnson Controls Score 10 Vulnerabilities: Smart Buildings Are at Risk
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has issued a maximum severity alert regarding a security flaw affecting Johnson Controls,...
Redazione RHC - January 30, 2026
BitLocker Under Fire: Microsoft Admits Handing Over Encryption Keys to FBI
Digital security today faces a troubling crossroads that affects millions of Windows users worldwide. Microsoft BitLocker, the popular proprietary encryption mechanism, allows you to protect data on hard drives, but...
Smartphones rented without your knowledge: Google dismantles a global proxy network
Android has never been so exploited, at least according to the latest developments reported by a recent investigation. Google announced that it has dismantled what may be the largest network...
AI doesn’t ask for permission: it’s rewriting the rules quickly and probably badly
Artificial intelligence has entered the workplace without knocking. Not as a loud revolution, but as a constant presence, almost banal from dint of repetition. It has changed the way people...
Beware of “I am not a robot”: the malware trap that uses Google Calendar.
A new threat is lurking, exploiting our greatest weakness: habit. How many times, in fact, do you find yourself clicking on verification boxes without thinking twice? Now, it seems that...
WinRAR as a Weapon: Google Discovers a Vulnerability Exploited by APTs and Cybercriminals
The WinRAR security flaw, which emerged last summer, has become more widespread than expected. Several organizations, both common criminals and nationally funded APT groups, are actively exploiting this vulnerability, as...
Latin America under digital siege: the numbers that worry experts
In recent months, Latin America and the Caribbean have become the most targeted region by cyberattacks globally, surpassing Africa in terms of overall risk. This data emerges from the latest...
A blow to the heart of cybercrime: RAMP taken offline. The “temple” of ransomware falls!
The RAMP (Russian Anonymous Marketplace) forum, one of the main hubs of the international cybercrime underground, has been officially shut down and seized by US law enforcement . The news...
Is privacy dead? No, but it’s in a coma! What are we really celebrating today, January 28th?
Today is January 28th, and like every year for quite some time now, we find ourselves celebrating European Data Protection Day. It's something that started around 2006, to commemorate the...
n8n Alert: Two critical RCE vulnerabilities discovered (CVE-2026-1470). Update now!
The n8n platform, a widely adopted open source software for orchestrating enterprise automation and workflows, was recently at the center of a new security alert: two vulnerabilities emerged in its...
Telnet, the return of a ghost. A 2015 bug exploited in 2026: 800,000 devices at risk.
GNU InetUtils is a collection of network utilities (including telnet/telnetd, ftp/ftpd, rsh/rshd, ping, and traceroute) used by several Linux distributions. These tools can operate for extended periods without the need...
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