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Specialists at the Genians Security Center have discovered an improved version of the RoKRAT malware, associated with the North Korean APT37 group. The new version is distinguished by an unusual way o...
In December 2020, the Chinese mining pool LuBian, which at the time occupied nearly 6% of the total Bitcoin network capacity, was the victim of an attack whose full extent has only now been revealed. ...
Remote Access Trojans (RATs), or Remote Access Trojans, are a category of malware. They are designed to allow attackers to remotely control an infected device. This malware is particularly dangerous b...
An online forum posting dated July 26, 2025, caught our attention: a user named “Bucad” advertised the sale of an iOS RCE Exploit 0day | ZeroClick/1Click. The exploit, apparently capable...
A new Microsoft study offers a surprising (and disturbing) look at how generative AI is reshaping the global workforce. Contrary to popular belief, it’s not just high-tech professionals who are...
Stormous claims an attack on NASA
Pietro Melillo - October 9th, 2024
In recent years, the landscape of cyber threats has been dominated by increasingly sophisticated ransomware groups. Among them, the ransomware group Stormous has gained notoriety for targeting high-profile organizations, including...
The Story Of Conti Ransomware – Origins and Evolution of the RaaS Model (Episode 1)
Alessio Stefan - September 30th, 2024
Ransomware, a malware designed to encrypt data making them restorable only with the use of a private key. Relatively simple math is all that threat actors out there needs to...
RHC Interviews Lynx Ransomware. The cyber-gang offering Pentest services ensuring privacy
RHC Dark Lab - September 23rd, 2024
In July 2024, the Lynx group burst into the RaaS world, which from the outset demonstrated above-average aggressiveness and success in attacks with a total of 22 victims featured on...
Alleged SpaceX Database Breach Published on BreachForums
Pietro Melillo - September 21st, 2024
A recent post on a dark web forum has caught the attention of the international cybersecurity community. A user, identified by the nickname l33tfg, claimed to have published a supposed...
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