Watch out for Cutlet Maker, the malware that makes ATM spit money
A malware called Cutlet Maker drives ATMs "crazy" by stealing all the money they have. It seems like the plot of a film, but instead.
A malware called Cutlet Maker drives ATMs "crazy" by stealing all the money they have. It seems like the plot of a film, but instead.
It's not just a social issue: the TikTok ban could exacerbate US-China tensions, with global economic repercussions.
Future of Cryptography: Preparing for the quantum era and the new frontiers of data security.
Losing photos is an experience that many users have had at least once in their lives and can often be a real nightmare. This can happen for various reasons, including: accidental deletion, incorrect formatting, hardware failure, or malware attack. Regardless of the cause, lost photos can represent a serious problem on multiple fronts: perhaps they were personal memories with intrinsic value, or they constituted essential work documents. In these… Read more
In the current context, where information represents one of the most precious resources, cyber attacks have become a constant threat to companies and individuals. These attacks not only cause operational disruptions but also put the security of sensitive data at risk. Understanding the types of attacks, their objectives, and data recovery and prevention strategies is essential for every modern organization. Examples of cyber attacks on companies Cyber attacks can take different forms and strike with consequences… Read more
Cyber attacks are increasingly frequent and sophisticated. To face them, a mix of human skills and technologies is needed.
The conflict between Russia and Ukraine is being fought with unequal weapons also on the IT field: a hasty call to arms begins to recruit hackers.
The fusion of humanity with the technology we have created has begun: what will brain-computer interfaces bring us?
A vulnerable world, in which a single person can kill hundreds of thousands of others from anywhere, anywhere. Omniviolence is a concrete perspective. How will we face it?
Soleimani was practically number two of the Iranian regime, and the most serious candidate for leadership. His killing opens a period of strong tensions.
Here is how we can take some steps to increase the protection of our data on the iPhone and not incur privacy leaks.
New year, but old life for computers: 2017 began in the wake of recent months, with a strong incidence of viruses and attacks by computer pirates. But part of the responsibility lies with the users themselves, who often overlook the importance of a secure password. What happens when the laziness of computer users is combined with the "ability" of cyber pirates, capable of creating ever new and more numerous threats? As can be imagined, the final result is the increase in… Read more
Do you think you can distinguish between a human and a #robot on the phone? Are you sure? The new malicious #software are very similar to human beings, they can call us at home and ask for personal data, and it would be really difficult to say that you are talking to a robot. A perfect Italian, a question and answer that does not raise doubts. But if they ask us for a credit card, it is almost certainly a scam. #Very sophisticated scams, created by robots, but obviously organized by scammers... Read more