• The History of Electronic Music, part 1: the Telharmonium

    For several years now I have been interested in electronic music, so I have decided to publish a series of brief articles in which I try to describe what in my view are decisive steps in the evolution of this… read more »
  • My Weekly Roundup #134

    Cybersecurity North Korea’s Lazarus APT leverages Windows Update client, GitHub in latest campaign Lazarus Group is one of the most sophisticated North Korean APTs that has been active since 2009. The group is responsible for many high profile attacks in… read more »
  • Five useful tools for Social Media Intelligence

    Currently it is rare to see an internet user who does not have at least one account on social media sites. People use social media services to post all types of contents online such as photos, videos, text messages, but… read more »
  • If you're a fan of Volatility, you'll love CrowdStrike’s SuperMem

    CrowdStrike released SuperMem, a great tool for automated Windows memory analysis. SuperMem allows analysts to perform quick triage with Volatility 3, but also a full triage with Volatility 2, 3/EVTXtract/memdumping and other resource gathering tools, or a comprehensive triage with… read more »
  • “Handle With Care”: a bit classic, a bit J-Pop

    A few days ago, my new album was released on the major platforms. In the last months I had the opportunity to watch many Anime: I think it influenced the style of the "gifts" I receive at night. In fact,… read more »
  • Cybersecurity Roundup #20

    A lot of vulnerabilities, some cybercrime stuff and a serious privacy concern on Xiaomi phones. A group of researchers compiled a list of the main CVE exploited by ransomware groups Several security researchers around the world are compiling a list… read more »
  • Cybersecurity Roundup #19

    Let's start again with the "Weekly roundup": what happened this week? The Pysa ransomware group is apparently starting to attack Linux systems According to recent research by cyber security firm Lacework, the cybercriminal collective known as Pysa, mainly engaged in… read more »
  • How to check Pegasus Spyware on your iPhone

    A recent report by The Pegasus Project, a consortium of non-profit organizations and various journalists, claimed to have discovered a leak of 50.000 phone numbers that likely belong to users who might be victims of the Pegasus spyware, developed by… read more »