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Goodbye PowerShell 2.0 and WMIC! The great Windows 11 cleanup has begun.
Windows 11 users who have installed the September 2025 Update might think that practically nothing changes. At first glance, KB5065426 looks like a normal small patch that Microsoft distributes to eve...
Looking for Volodymyr Tymoshchuk! 11 million dollars for the Nefilim hacker
The U.S. Department of Justice has indicted Ukrainian Volodymyr Tymoshchuk on seven counts of computer hacking and extortion. He is considered one of the most dangerous hackers of recent years. The in...
In Nepal, people are dying for social media! 19 people lost their lives trying to get Facebook back
In a dramatic reversal, Nepal has lifted the nationwide social media blackout imposed last week after it sparked massive youth protests and caused at least 19 deaths, according to local media. The dec...
Xi Jinping and the Chinese APT’s Ambition
The post-COVID macro political movements, including ongoing conflicts, have prompted a majority of states to shift their medium- to long-term political objectives. Clearly, a paradigm shift has been v...
Salesloft Cyber Attack: Chatbot Drift Temporarily Disabled
Salesloft announced that it would temporarily deactivate its AI-powered chatbot Drift on September 5, after several companies were hit by a massive supply chain attack. The incident resulted in the ma...
Discover the Dark Web: Access, Secrets, and Helpful Links to the Onion Network
The Dark Web is a part of the internet that cannot be reached with standard browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Edge). To access it, you need to use specific tools like the Tor Browser, which guarantees anonym...
AI A2 detected 102 0-day bugs and created exploits in Android apps for $1.77
Artificial intelligence systems have been criticized for creating confusing vulnerability reports and inundating open-source developers with irrelevant complaints. But researchers at Nanjing Universit...
$16 billion in stolen Apple, Meta, and Google credentials up for sale for $121,000
The Darklab team, Red Hot Cyber‘s community of threat intelligence experts, has identified an ad on the dark web marketplace “Tor Amazon”, the criminal counterpart of the popular e-commerce site on th...
Red Hot Cyber Conference 2026: Sponsorships Open for the Fifth Edition in Rome
The Red Hot Cyber Conference has become a regular event for the Red Hot Cyber community and for anyone working in or interested in the world of digital technologies and cybersecurity. The fifth editio...
Hexstrike AI unleashes chaos! Zero-days exploited in record time
The release of Hexstrike-AI marks a turning point in the cybersecurity landscape. The framework, billed as a next-generation tool for red teams and researchers, is capable of orchestrating over 150 sp...
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Windows 11 users who have installed the September 2025 Update might think that practically nothing changes. At first glance, KB5065426 looks like a normal small patch that Microsoft distributes to eve...

The U.S. Department of Justice has indicted Ukrainian Volodymyr Tymoshchuk on seven counts of computer hacking and extortion. He is considered one of the most dangerous hackers of recent years. The in...

In a dramatic reversal, Nepal has lifted the nationwide social media blackout imposed last week after it sparked massive youth protests and caused at least 19 deaths, according to local media. The dec...

The post-COVID macro political movements, including ongoing conflicts, have prompted a majority of states to shift their medium- to long-term political objectives. Clearly, a paradigm shift has been v...

Salesloft announced that it would temporarily deactivate its AI-powered chatbot Drift on September 5, after several companies were hit by a massive supply chain attack. The incident resulted in the ma...
What is Cyber Threat Intelligence? Let’s explore a fundamental discipline in cybersecurity.
What is Open Source Intelligence (OSINT). Its importance and necessity in today’s world.
What are Vulnerability Assessments? A Journey into Automated Software Vulnerability Scanning
Is the Linux kernel moving toward “vibe coding”? Rules for using AI assistants are coming soon.
Google is turning the web into a showcase for AI! A near-term disaster for the digital economy.
Koske: Linux Malware Developed with Artificial Intelligence

What is Cyber Threat Intelligence? Let’s explore a fundamental discipline in cybersecurity.
Redazione RHC - July 26th, 2025
Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) is the practice of collecting, analyzing, and using cyber threat information to protect organizations from malicious activity. CTI has become a key element of cybersecurity, helping...

What is Open Source Intelligence (OSINT). Its importance and necessity in today’s world.
Redazione RHC - July 26th, 2025
The web contains a sea of information. Between social networks, newspapers, specialized magazines, images, radio, and television... we use and produce a sea of public domain data, from which we...

What are Vulnerability Assessments? A Journey into Automated Software Vulnerability Scanning
Redazione RHC - July 26th, 2025
A vulnerability assessment is a process of evaluating computer systems, networks, and applications to identify vulnerabilities that could be exploited by attackers to compromise the system's security. The primary goal...

Is the Linux kernel moving toward “vibe coding”? Rules for using AI assistants are coming soon.
Redazione RHC - July 26th, 2025
Sasha Levin, a longtime Linux kernel developer at NVIDIA and previously at Google and Microsoft, has proposed adding formal rules for using AI assistants in development to the kernel documentation....

Google is turning the web into a showcase for AI! A near-term disaster for the digital economy.
Redazione RHC - July 26th, 2025
Google is turning its search engine into a showcase for artificial intelligence, and that could spell disaster for the entire digital economy. According to a new study from the Pew...

Koske: Linux Malware Developed with Artificial Intelligence
Redazione RHC - July 26th, 2025
AquaSec analysts have discovered a new Linux malware. The malware is called Koske and is believed to have been developed using artificial intelligence. It uses panda JPEG images to inject...
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