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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...
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...
From image theft to deepfakes: the new frontier of digital manipulation
The ChillyHell backdoor returns to threaten macOS systems.
Regulating out-of-office work: a best practice for organizations and beyond.
Apple introduces Memory Integrity Enforcement. Will this be the end of hacking?
Linux in Crisis: Rust Splits Community and Maintainers Leave
Happy Birthday, Super Mario Bros.! 40 years of a game that revolutionized the world.
From image theft to deepfakes: the new frontier of digital manipulation
Paolo Galdieri - September 15th, 2025
In recent months, I've repeatedly found myself filing complaints about fake videos circulating online. We're not just talking about stolen content distributed without consent, but also deepfakes: videos in which...
The ChillyHell backdoor returns to threaten macOS systems.
Redazione RHC - September 15th, 2025
Researchers have reported a new surge in activity for ChillyHell, a modular backdoor for macOS that was thought to be dormant for years, but which appears to have infected computers...
Regulating out-of-office work: a best practice for organizations and beyond.
Stefano Gazzella - September 15th, 2025
When talking about information security, we must first take a breath and realize that we need to dive deeper than just computer systems and directly expressed information. It concerns all...
Apple introduces Memory Integrity Enforcement. Will this be the end of hacking?
Redazione RHC - September 15th, 2025
Apple officially introduced Memory Integrity Enforcement, a new memory protection system that the company calls the most significant advancement ever made in consumer operating system security. It took five years...
Linux in Crisis: Rust Splits Community and Maintainers Leave
Redazione RHC - September 14th, 2025
The Linux world and its surroundings are going through turbulent times. Developers are debating how to integrate Rust into the kernel while key contributors are leaving. Against the backdrop of...
Happy Birthday, Super Mario Bros.! 40 years of a game that revolutionized the world.
Redazione RHC - September 14th, 2025
It's been exactly four decades since the release of the legendary Super Mario Bros., a project that changed the video game industry forever and became the symbol of an entire...
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