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The Power of A* Algorithm in Artificial Intelligence and Robotics
Nearly everything artificial intelligence does today is based on a simple but fundamental idea: any problem can be reduced to...
Redazione RHC - 30 November 2025
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WhatsApp Messages Contain Hidden GPS Data, Expert Warns
According to computer forensics expert Elom Daniel, WhatsApp messages can contain hidden geolocation data even when the user hasn't intentionally...
Redazione RHC - 30 November 2025
Cybercrime
DeepSeekMath-V2 Revolutionizes Math with AI-Powered Proof Verification
The Chinese company DeepSeek has introduced a new specialized model for solving mathematical problems , DeepSeekMath-V2. This large-scale language model,...
Redazione RHC - 30 November 2025
Cybercrime
Shai-Hulud Attack: npm Supply Chain Compromised Again
The npm ecosystem is once again at the center of a large-scale supply chain attack attributed to the Shai-Hulud campaign....
Redazione RHC - 30 November 2025
Cybercrime
ChatGPT to Introduce Targeted Ads, Changing Monetization Strategy
Until now, ChatGPT has been ad-free: no banners, no hidden promotions. Even the paid versions worked without pushy offers. But...
Redazione RHC - 29 November 2025
Cybercrime
GitLab Security Updates Fix High-Severity Vulnerabilities CVE-2024-9183
GitLab has released critical security updates for its Community Edition (CE) and Enterprise Edition (EE) to address several high-severity vulnerabilities...
Redazione RHC - 29 November 2025
Salt Typhoon (RedMike): The Chinese Cyber Threat That’s Shaking the World
In recent months, the Chinese hacking group known as Salt Typhoon has continued to make headlines for its aggressive and persistent cybersecurity tactics. Despite US sanctions and close government surveillance,...
Remember NVIDIA DGX Spark? Here comes the GMKtec EVO-X2, at half the price.
Chinese manufacturer GMKtec has presented its new EVO-X2 mini PC , equipped with a Ryzen AI Max+ 395 processor , claiming performance comparable – and in some cases superior –...
Did the US steal 127,000 Bitcoins? China accuses Washington of a massive hack.
We're talking about 11 billion euros. A staggering figure! China's National Computer Virus Emergency Response Center (CVERC) said that a state-run entity, likely U.S. , was behind a 2020 attack...
The Most Famous Hackers: The Story of Kevin Mitnick, AKA the Condor
Kevin Mitnick (code name Condor) is perhaps the most famous hacker of all time. He is an American hacker, IT security consultant, ethical hacking expert, public speaker, and writer. He...
Synology fixes a zero-day bug in BeeStation OS. Researchers receive $40,000.
Synology has patched a zero-day vulnerability in its BeeStation devices, demonstrated during the recent Pwn2Own competition. The bug, identified as CVE-2025-12686, falls under the category of "buffer copying without input...
Connecting to public Wi-Fi? Even HTTPS isn’t safe! Let’s find out with this tutorial.
Many people believe that accessing only HTTPS sites is enough to ensure security when browsing on unsecured Wi-Fi networks. Spoiler alert: this belief is also a false sense of security....
Myths and DNS Spoofing: If I Don’t Make Payments or Log In Online, Am I Really Safe?
It's often thought that avoiding online dangers is as simple as not making payments or entering credentials while browsing. This approach, while seemingly prudent, is profoundly flawed for several reasons—especially...
Protecting your WiFi by hiding the name? This is a false sense of security
Security, especially when it comes to WiFi networks, is often the subject of misunderstandings and clichés. In this series of articles in our WiFI column , we aim to debunk...
Open WiFi Networks: A Fertile Ground for Cybercrime
Nowadays, the proliferation of portable, wearable, and other smart devices has made data exchange, access to resources, and web browsing indispensable. This in-depth look at Wi-Fi focuses on a widely...
Midnight Ransomware: A free decryptor has been released thanks to a bug in the code.
Researchers have discovered a vulnerability in the new Midnight ransomware , based on the old Babuk source code. The malware is marketed as an "advanced" version of the malware, but...
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