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The phenomenon of polarization on the internet: Hikikomori
Many still maintain that hikikomori is an exclusively Japanese phenomenon. Yet, scientifically, numerous studies now confirm the existence of cases...
Daniela Farina - November 17, 2025
Cybercrime
From Likes to Depression: How Social Media Can Affect Our Mental Health
Questioning changes as they occur is always a difficult, if not downright foolhardy, undertaking. Certainly, when the object of the...
Daniela Farina - November 17, 2025
Cybercrime
The US and Global Surveillance: Uncovering Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act
Privacy in the United States is a constant topic of debate, especially in the digital age. The Supreme Court has...
Aniello Giugliano - November 17, 2025
Cybercrime
What is Cross-Site Scripting? An article to help you understand it in a simple way.
Author : Davide Cavallini Today I will try to use the same dialectic ( as previously done in the article...
Davide Cavallini - November 17, 2025
Cyber News
Spy Apps: How Spyware Works and Why It’s a Privacy Risk
Spyware (also known as spy apps) represent one of the most insidious and dangerous threats of the digital age. These...
Silvia Felici - November 17, 2025
Cyber News
Nuclear power entirely in the hands of AI! And what if there’s an accident?
In the technological field, the idea that the future development of generating systems depends inexorably on the expansion of nuclear...
Redazione RHC - November 17, 2025
Goodbye Microsoft Word. China chooses WPS Office for official documents
China continues to pursue technological independence, and this time the signal has come not from microchip manufacturers, but from government officials. For the first time, the Chinese Ministry of Commerce...
Spyware yes, spyware no: it’s just a prospect! NSO Group is now under US control.
Israeli company NSO Group, developer of the infamous Pegasus spyware , recently came under the control of American investors. A company spokesperson announced that the new funding amounts to tens...
Towards “legal technology”: legal education in the digital age must be technological.
As a criminal lawyer and professor of Criminal Computer Law, a student of the late Vittorio Frosini, a pioneer of legal informatics in Italy, I constantly reflect on the state...
The AI bubble: fears of a new technological meltdown grow
At DevDay, OpenAI's annual conference this week, CEO Sam Altman took questions from reporters, an increasingly rare occurrence among tech leaders. Altman acknowledged the uncertainty surrounding the AI industry today,...
Crimson Collective claims alleged Nintendo hack: bluff or real breach?
This time, hackers are targeting Nintendo , the historic Japanese video game company that has been tooth and nail for decades defending its intellectual property and the industrial secrets that...
Critical vulnerabilities in Microsoft Defender for Endpoint: security risks
Security flaws have been discovered in network communication between Microsoft Defender for Endpoint (DFE) cloud services , allowing attackers, following a breach, to bypass authentication, manipulate data, release sensitive information,...
Between AI and fear, Skynet teaches: “We’ll build bunkers before launching AGI.”
The quote, “We’ll definitely build a bunker before we launch AGI,” that inspired the article, was attributed to a Silicon Valley leader, though it’s unclear who exactly he meant by...
China dominates industrial robotics: 2 million machines in factories
China is consolidating its position as a global manufacturing powerhouse thanks to an unprecedented pace of production and installation of industrial robots. According to a report by the International Federation...
RDP Services Exposed in the Crosshairs! A Botnet of 100,000 IPs Scans the Network
In the United States, a large-scale, coordinated botnet campaign is targeting Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP)-based services. The scale and organizational structure of this campaign poses a significant threat, especially for...
Artificial intelligence = Alcohol for teens! It damages social and cognitive skills
Today's students are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence, not only for study aids, but also for social interaction and emotional support. A new study from the Center for Democracy and...
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