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OpenSSL: 12 security bugs found, including a critical vulnerability
A security update has been released by maintainers of OpenSSL, the cryptographic library, addressing about a dozen vulnerabilities, including logic...
Bajram Zeqiri - January 28, 2026
Cyberpolitics
Digital Autonomy: France Says Goodbye to Teams and Zoom by 2027
This isn't the first initiative to emerge on this front recently. Indeed, we've heard several of them, one after the...
Silvia Felici - January 28, 2026
Cyber News
Fortinet Vulnerability CVE-2026-24858: Hackers Inside Networks with Legitimate Credentials
A serious flaw, classified as CVE-2026-24858, has been confirmed to be exploited in real-world attacks against vulnerable devices. This isn't...
Bajram Zeqiri - January 28, 2026
Cyberpolitics
NSA publishes first operational guidelines on Zero Trust
The U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) has released the first two documents in its Zero Trust Implementation Guidelines (ZIGs) series,...
Silvia Felici - January 28, 2026
Cyber News
Beware of WhatsApp groups: An image can compromise your smartphone.
WhatsApp is going through a very turbulent period. While many users still consider Meta's app a standard for mass messaging...
Redazione RHC - January 27, 2026
Cyber News
Linux: A “ghost” kernel bug discovered that had been lurking since 2020!
A significant vulnerability has been discovered in the Linux kernel, hidden for years in one of the most critical architectural...
Agostino Pellegrino - January 27, 2026
How a simple Visual Studio Code file can become a backdoor for state-run hackers
Security researchers have recently observed a worrying evolution in the offensive tactics attributed to North Korean-linked actors as part of the campaign known as Contagious Interview : no longer simple...
Khaby Lame is selling the rights to his digital identity for $900 million. But there’s reason to think.
Khaby Lame, the world's most followed Italian creator and now a global social media icon, has taken a step that could mark a turning point in the history of the...
Microsoft Teams will know where you are: your geographic location will be inferred from your Wi-Fi
Microsoft is preparing to introduce an update that will transform a small manual habit into a system-wide automation. Soon, Microsoft Teams will be able to infer and display a user's...
CISA alert: Exploit underway against VMware vCenter. Risk of RCE without authentication.
The critical vulnerability recently added to the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) catalog of known exploited vulnerabilities (KEVs) affects the Broadcom VMware vCenter Server and is being actively exploited...
Linux 7.0 says goodbye to the HIPPI relic: a piece of supercomputing history has been eliminated.
The Linux kernel has long been a well-established reality, and while it still contains code for technologies no longer in use, it's likely that some people still rely on these...
The Grok scandal: 3 million sexually explicit images generated in 11 days
A recent study reveals that in just 11 days of processing, Grok produced approximately 3 million sexually explicit images. The data regarding approximately 23,000 images depicting minors is particularly concerning....
“I Stole 120,000 Bitcoins”: The Confession of the Bitfinex Hacker Who Now Wants to Defend Cyberspace
The story ofIlya Lichtenstein, the hacker responsible for one of the largest cyber attacks ever carried out against cryptocurrencies, reads like an episode of a TV series, yet it is...
AGI: Google and Anthropic CEOs sound the alarm at Davos – the world won’t be ready!
If there were any doubts about whether the world's leading AI companies agreed on the direction of AI, or how quickly it should get there, those doubts were dispelled at...
A working browser built with AI using 3 million lines of code: breakthrough or illusion?
A week ago, Cursor CEO Michael Truell announced a supposedly remarkable achievement. He claimed that, using GPT-5.2, Cursor had created a browser capable of running continuously for an entire week....
Kimwolf: The IoT botnet that moves silently across corporate and government networks
The Kimwolf botnet represents one of the most insidious IoT threats to emerge recently. According to the latest analyses, this malicious infrastructure has already compromised over two million devices ,...
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