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In the technological field, the idea that the future development of generating systems depends inexorably on the expansion of nuclear capacity is taking root, pushing the sector’s players to identif...
The Tor Project has released Tor Browser 15.0.1 , fixing critical security vulnerabilities inherited from Firefox 140.5.0esr. This maintenance release offers essential protections for privacy-consciou...
Google is getting closer to the official unveiling of Gemini 3.0 , the new artificial intelligence model destined to represent one of the most significant steps in the company’s strategy. According ...
Louvre security is under fire again after pranksters managed to trick guards and hang their painting in the same room as the Mona Lisa. Belgian duo Neel and Senne gained online notoriety by smuggling ...
The pursuit of immortality is a pervasive obsession in Silicon Valley. Likewise, the idea of perfecting children through genetic modification is another. Sam Altman, the man who brought artificial int...
Real World and Fictional World: A Psychological and Philosophical Analysis of the 1999 Film The Matrix by Lana and Lilly Wachowski
The phenomenon of polarization on the internet: Hikikomori
From Likes to Depression: How Social Media Can Affect Our Mental Health
The US and Global Surveillance: Uncovering Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act
What is Cross-Site Scripting? An article to help you understand it in a simple way.
Spy Apps: How Spyware Works and Why It’s a Privacy Risk
Real World and Fictional World: A Psychological and Philosophical Analysis of the 1999 Film The Matrix by Lana and Lilly Wachowski
Daniela Farina - November 17th, 2025
We've said too many times that nowadays, social networks have become an integral part of our daily lives: it's now natural to contact an acquaintance with a WhatsApp message, post...
The phenomenon of polarization on the internet: Hikikomori
Daniela Farina - November 17th, 2025
Many still maintain that hikikomori is an exclusively Japanese phenomenon. Yet, scientifically, numerous studies now confirm the existence of cases similar in characteristics to Japanese hikikomori in Spain, France, Italy,...
From Likes to Depression: How Social Media Can Affect Our Mental Health
Daniela Farina - November 17th, 2025
Questioning changes as they occur is always a difficult, if not downright foolhardy, undertaking. Certainly, when the object of the investigation concerns the changes social media has wrought on individuals,...
The US and Global Surveillance: Uncovering Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act
Aniello Giugliano - November 17th, 2025
Privacy in the United States is a constant topic of debate, especially in the digital age. The Supreme Court has played a central role in interpreting the Fourth Amendment, which...
What is Cross-Site Scripting? An article to help you understand it in a simple way.
Davide Cavallini - November 17th, 2025
Author : Davide Cavallini Today I will try to use the same dialectic ( as previously done in the article on SQL injection ), and explain in a simple way...
Spy Apps: How Spyware Works and Why It’s a Privacy Risk
Redazione RHC - November 17th, 2025
Spyware (also known as spy apps) represent one of the most insidious and dangerous threats of the digital age. These are malicious programs designed to infiltrate a user's device, collecting...
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