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Harvest Now, Decrypt Later: risks to your data in the near future
Article written by Massimo Dionisi translated by Tara Lee The Harvest Now, Decrypt Later (HNDL) model describes an attack strategy...
Tara Lie - April 1, 2026
Vulnerability
From CVSS 9.8 to 7.0: What Happened to the Telegram Bug?
Yesterday, a critical vulnerability affecting the Telegram messenger was reported in the registry of the Zero Day Initiative (ZDI), identified...
Bajram Zeqiri - March 30, 2026
Vulnerability
Just one Telegram sticker can hack you: the critical 9.8 RCE vulnerability still has no patch
There is something deeply unsettling about this vulnerability: no click is required, nothing needs to be opened. Simply receiving the...
Carolina Vivianti - March 28, 2026
Cyberpolitics
The Click War: Pornhub and the Global Standoff Over Age Verification
The digital landscape is undergoing a radical transformation, pitting adult industry titans against national regulators. At the heart of this...
Carolina Vivianti - March 25, 2026
Cyber News
Claude Down! Major Anthropic AI Outage Hits All Users
Users of Claude, the well-known AI model developed by Anthropic, are currently experiencing significant issues. According to recent reports, the...
Redazione RHC - March 2, 2026
Cyberpolitics
Xi Jinping and the Chinese APT’s Ambition
The post-COVID macro political movements, including ongoing conflicts, have prompted a majority of states to shift their medium- to long-term...
Alessio Stefan - February 28, 2026
Cybercrime
State-Sponsored “ILovePoop” Toolkit Targets Global Giants via React2Shell Vulnerability
The shelf life of a critical vulnerability is often measured in days, but React2Shell is proving to have a terrifyingly...
Carolina Vivianti - February 22, 2026
Cyber News
Red Card 2.0: A major cybercrime bust! 651 scammers arrested in a major international operation.
A major international operation against online scammers who have been defrauding individuals and businesses for years has concluded in Africa....
Redazione RHC - February 21, 2026
Cyber News
Google unveils Gemini 3.1 Pro: a major evolution of artificial intelligence
In recent months, the pace at which artificial intelligence models are evolving has become almost dizzying. Each announcement seems to...
Redazione RHC - February 20, 2026
innovation
2149 BREAK THE SPHERE! The RHC & Hack The Box CTF at the RHC Conference 2026
In 2149, the world is no longer divided into nations, but into mega Autonomous City-States, hyper-technological urban giants competing for...
Alessandro Molinari - February 16, 2026
Cybercrime
RHC Interviews Anubis Ransomware: Their View on RAMP, LockBit and the RaaS “Market”
Author: Luca Stivali, Raffaela Crisci, Lorenzo Nardi During the preliminary exchange leading up to the interview, Anubis expressed a very...
Luca Stivali - February 16, 2026
innovation
The Most Dangerous Sentence in IT: “Don’t Worry, They’re on Different VLANs”
In the world of IT, there is one expression that lowers defenses more effectively than any zero-day exploit: "Don't worry,...
Sandro Sana - February 14, 2026
Linux Under Fire: Just 4 Bytes Are Enough for Root Access
A newly discovered vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2026-31431 and nicknamed Copy Fail, stands out as one of the most insidious Linux kernel bugs identified in recent years. The issue originates in...
Forget Alan Parsons! Apple Music and Deezer have become dumping grounds for AI-generated music
For those who love the music of Pink Floyd, they surely know Alan Parsons, the legendary sound technician who mixed masterpieces like The Dark Side of the Moon, as well...
Diary of a Threat Actor: from Ghost of the Web to Unmasked Man
Twenty-five years old, a piece of malware to remotely control dozens of machines, and a botnet as a final act of desperation to take justice into his own hands. Then,...
FABRICKED: AMD Cloud Security Flaw Exposed, Is Your Data Safe?
Cloud servers that promise complete data protection are not as impenetrable as they seem. Researchers have found a way to bypass one of the main security technologies of AMD processors,...
Frontier AI for Defenders: CrowdStrike and OpenAI TAC
CrowdStrike has been selected for OpenAI'sTrusted Access for Cyber (TAC) program. Today, OpenAI releasedGPT-5.4-Cyber, a frontier model designed for defensive cybersecurity, and expanded the TAC program to give verified, selected...
AI and Security: Is the Mythos Model a Breakthrough or Just Hype? Marcus Hutchins’s Vision
With the boom in artificial intelligence, bold claims about breakthroughs in cybersecurity are becoming increasingly common, but not all experts are willing to accept them at face value. A new...
Harvest Now, Decrypt Later: risks to your data in the near future
Article written by Massimo Dionisi translated by Tara Lee The Harvest Now, Decrypt Later (HNDL) model describes an attack strategy where encrypted data is collected today – despite being indecipherable...
From CVSS 9.8 to 7.0: What Happened to the Telegram Bug?
Yesterday, a critical vulnerability affecting the Telegram messenger was reported in the registry of the Zero Day Initiative (ZDI), identified as ZDI-CAN-30207. The issue was discovered by Michael DePlante, a...
Just one Telegram sticker can hack you: the critical 9.8 RCE vulnerability still has no patch
There is something deeply unsettling about this vulnerability: no click is required, nothing needs to be opened. Simply receiving the content is enough. Researchers from the Trend Micro Zero Day...
The Click War: Pornhub and the Global Standoff Over Age Verification
The digital landscape is undergoing a radical transformation, pitting adult industry titans against national regulators. At the heart of this dispute is not the content itself, but the gateway to...
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