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In today’s digital world, identity is no longer just a document in your wallet. It is a much broader and more dynamic set of information stored on our devices, in the apps we use and…

The digital ecosystem in which our daily lives are immersed seems to have the usual watchword: free. We use free apps, free platforms, free services; the reality, however, is quite different. The façade of the…

There is a stage in many real-world investigations that always plays out in the same way, yet rarely features in public reports. When the attacker is already inside, has a clean and silent foothold, and…

In recent years, one thing has become very clear to anyone working in cybersecurity: credential theft has turned into one of the main engines of the online criminal economy. Not because it is particularly sophisticated,…

When an AI assistant enters the heart of business productivity, every logical flaw becomes a real risk. In recent days, Microsoft has confirmed a problem in Microsoft 365 Copilot that allowed the system to access…

Since February 2, the University of Rome “La Sapienza” has been grappling with one of the most serious cyber incidents ever recorded in the Italian academic sector. For several days, the institutional website and numerous…

When we talk about phishing, many people still imagine those clumsy emails full of mistakes and easy to trash. The truth, however, is that the attacks that really hurt look nothing like that stuff. They…

When a dark web forum is seized, the instinctive reaction is always the same: to frame the event as a definitive victory for law enforcement. Official banners, domains taken offline, slogans turned into mockery. End…

When an attacker manages to monetize a theft, whether it’s ransomware, SIM swapping, phishing, or malware that drains wallets and browser‑saved passwords, the real challenge isn’t cashing out. The critical point is something else entirely:…

In recent days, a suspected data breach involving Instagram users has surfaced publicly, generating significant attention. The leaked database allegedly contains information on approximately 17.5 million accounts: a scale that, even without exposed passwords, deserves…