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Artificial intelligence is undoubtedly increasing the security level of modern software.For decades, discovering vulnerabilities has been one of the most difficult tasks in cybersecurity. Today, AI systems are becoming capable of identifying bugs automatically, accelerating vulnerability research in ways that were previously unimaginable. However, AI does not structurally solve the problem. Artificial intelligence is profoundly reshaping the paradigm of cybersecurity: it dram

A recent thread on an underground forum has revealed the sale of a database containing documents and selfies of Italian citizens. The author of the listing, known as MirrorHub, is offering around 2,500 identity “kits” at a surprisingly low price. But what exactly does a “kit” include? It consists of highly sensitive material: selfies holding ID documents and front-and-back scans of identity cards, passports, and driver’s licenses. According to the seller, the data is “fresh,”

We’re working at our PC when an alert pops up: a highly suspicious executable with an unusual name. We decide to investigate. At this stage, we don’t know whether it’s legitimate software or not. The name is unfamiliar, and a colleague mentions having installed some utilities a few days ago, it could be part of a required package. So here we are: we’re analysts, and we need to make a call.Is this a real threat? Is it worth investing time in? Or is it just a false positive?

What exactly is meant by threat intelligence? One could simply say “intelligence about threats.” That sounds interesting, but in practical terms, what do we really mean by intelligence ? Intelligence is information, but not just any information. It is information that puts you in a position of advantage over a threat, enabling proactive defense or giving you a strategic edge if you decide to go on the offensive. Forgive the very practical definition, which comes from my own e