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Starting Friday, adults in the UK who try to access pornographywill have to prove they are over 18, under some of the strictest regulations in the world. The change means that, instead of having to pr...
During a coordinated international operation dubbed Operation Checkmate, law enforcement officials have dealt a major blow to the BlackSuit ransomware group (onion link here, which has fallen into the...
How many times have we heard this acronym: CISO? But how many of us don’t know precisely what it means or have little in-depth knowledge of what a Chief Information Security Officer does? This p...
In recent days, the global digital landscape has been rocked by a cybersecurity bug that affected on-premise Microsoft SharePoint servers, exposing thousands of organizations to cyber attacks. These a...
According to cybersecurity experts, several Chinese hacker groups are exploiting a series of zero-day vulnerabilities in Microsoft SharePoint in their attacks. In particular, it emerged that attackers...
Alleged Cyber Attack on Sheba Medical Center: Israel’s Largest Hospital
Pietro Melillo - July 16th, 2024
The Sheba Medical Center, the largest hospital in Israel and ranked ninth in the world, has recently fallen victim to an alleged data breach. A pro-Palestinian hacker group known as...
The Hackers Choice – 30 years of hacking without trying to get rich!
Alessio Stefan - July 16th, 2024
Imagine a time before firewalls and ubiquitous encryption, when the digital frontier was wide open for exploration. Hackers weren't criminals, they were pioneers, fueled by an insatiable thirst for knowledge. ...
Rockstar Games Possibly Victim of a Massive Data Leak!
Pietro Melillo - July 16th, 2024
Recently, an alleged data leak has involved Rockstar Games, one of the world's largest video game producers, famous for titles like Grand Theft Auto and Red Dead Redemption. According to...
Potential Data Leak from Google: 1 Million Records Exposed
Pietro Melillo - July 15th, 2024
Recently, a threat actor claimed to have publicly released one million records scraped from Google, raising significant alarm regarding personal data security. The information appeared on an online forum in...
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