In 1999, Serge Humpich exposed a critical flaw in France’s bank-card system, expecting thanks but facing arrest. His case still shapes the precarious fate of ethical hackers worldwide.
A 150-year-old Bavarian interior design icon faces a cyber crisis as notorious hackers Blacknevas leak confidential data and unreleased designs. The breach highlights growing threats to legacy businesses.
Blacknevas, a notorious ransomware group, has leaked a trove of sensitive documents stolen from Italian promotional marketing giant PROMOSFERA S.R.l., exposing client and employee data and raising fears of identity theft and corporate fallout.
Italy’s new whistleblowing law and the GDPR create a high-stakes balancing act for organizations. Learn how privacy rights are protected—and sometimes lawfully restricted—when insiders report wrongdoing.
Artificial intelligence is transforming Italy’s small business sector at breakneck speed. With regulatory deadlines looming and skills in short supply, SMEs must adapt quickly or face being swept from the market.
As crypto-assets disrupt global finance, regulators scramble to rewrite the rules—leaving investors and authorities in a high-stakes balancing act.
Hotels still routinely keep copies of guest IDs, defying privacy laws and putting millions at risk of data breaches and identity theft. Here’s why the problem persists and what needs to change.
Italian hotels and B&Bs are mishandling guest IDs, storing them insecurely and risking massive data breaches. Authorities are cracking down, but outdated tech and industry habits persist.
A targeted breach of SAP npm packages by TeamPCP exposes the growing sophistication and impact of modern supply chain attacks, threatening enterprise security on a massive scale.
In a dramatic twist, hackers running Jerry’s Store accidentally leaked their own database of 345,000 stolen credit cards due to an AI coding error, revealing sensitive data and exposing the risks of unreviewed AI-generated code.