  We reconsider Higgs boson invisible decays into Dark Matter in the light of
recent Higgs searches at the LHC. Present hints in the CMS and ATLAS data favor
a non-standard Higgs boson with approximately 50% invisible branching ratio,
and mass around 143 GeV. This situation can be realized within the simplest
thermal scalar singlet Dark Matter model, predicting a Dark Matter mass around
50 GeV and direct detection cross section just below present bound. The present
runs of the Xenon100 and LHC experiments can test this possibility.
