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AGI: Google and Anthropic CEOs sound the alarm at Davos – the world won’t be ready!
If there were any doubts about whether the world's leading AI companies agreed on the direction of AI, or how...
Redazione RHC - 24 January 2026
innovation
A working browser built with AI using 3 million lines of code: breakthrough or illusion?
A week ago, Cursor CEO Michael Truell announced a supposedly remarkable achievement. He claimed that, using GPT-5.2, Cursor had created...
Redazione RHC - 24 January 2026
Cybercrime
Kimwolf: The IoT botnet that moves silently across corporate and government networks
The Kimwolf botnet represents one of the most insidious IoT threats to emerge recently. According to the latest analyses, this...
Redazione RHC - 24 January 2026
Cyberpolitics
NoName057(16) hits Italy 487 times in the last 3 months: the DDoS wave does not stop
Italy has confirmed itself as one of the main targets of the DDoS attack campaign carried out by the hacktivist...
Redazione RHC - 24 January 2026
Cyberpolitics
Undersea Cables: Ignored Warnings and Uncertain Trials. The Truth About Underwater Accidents
In recent years, Taiwan has seen a series of incidents in which its undersea cables have been damaged or destroyed,...
Redazione RHC - 24 January 2026
Cybercrime
CISA Updates Vulnerability Catalog: New Cybersecurity Threats
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has updated its catalog of known exploited vulnerabilities (KEVs) with four new entries...
Redazione RHC - 24 January 2026
AGI: Google and Anthropic CEOs sound the alarm at Davos – the world won’t be ready!
If there were any doubts about whether the world's leading AI companies agreed on the direction of AI, or how quickly it should get there, those doubts were dispelled at...
A working browser built with AI using 3 million lines of code: breakthrough or illusion?
A week ago, Cursor CEO Michael Truell announced a supposedly remarkable achievement. He claimed that, using GPT-5.2, Cursor had created a browser capable of running continuously for an entire week....
Kimwolf: The IoT botnet that moves silently across corporate and government networks
The Kimwolf botnet represents one of the most insidious IoT threats to emerge recently. According to the latest analyses, this malicious infrastructure has already compromised over two million devices ,...
NoName057(16) hits Italy 487 times in the last 3 months: the DDoS wave does not stop
Italy has confirmed itself as one of the main targets of the DDoS attack campaign carried out by the hacktivist group NoName057(16) . According to what was declared directly by...
Undersea Cables: Ignored Warnings and Uncertain Trials. The Truth About Underwater Accidents
In recent years, Taiwan has seen a series of incidents in which its undersea cables have been damaged or destroyed, creating damage to critical infrastructure and political tensions. The Control...
CISA Updates Vulnerability Catalog: New Cybersecurity Threats
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has updated its catalog of known exploited vulnerabilities (KEVs) with four new entries , demonstrating that hackers are actively exploiting vulnerabilities in popular...
NexPhone: Three operating systems in your pocket! The phone that challenges the very concept of a PC.
The question has been circulating for over ten years: can a smartphone really replace a computer? Over time, the industry has repeatedly attempted to provide a concrete answer, without ever...
BlueNoroff: The Hacker Group Revolutionizing Cybercrime
The BlueNoroff hacker group has long since transformed cybercrime into a high-tech business, with tens of millions of dollars, cryptocurrency assets, and entire financial ecosystems at stake. A report by...
FortiGate and FortiCloud SSO: When Patches Don’t Really Close the Door
A widespread and dangerous belief has been circulating in the security world for years: “if it's patched, it's safe” . The case of FortiCloud SSO administrative access to FortiGate devices...
Your MFA is no longer enough: Phishing kits bypass multi-factor authentication
The amount of PhaaS kit has doubled since last year, according to an analysis by Barracuda Networks, placing increased pressure on security teams. Aggressive newcomers Whisper 2FA and GhostFrame introduced...
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