Hi there, this is Dipanshu. Today, I’m discussing a new malware known as RatOn malware, which is a major cybersecurity issue that has been making headlines. Fundamentally, RatOn malwares a Remote Access Trojan (RAT), which is a type of weapon that hackers frequently employ since it allows them to fully manage a victim’s device remotely. […]

The online chess world gets a shock when Chess.com is hacked. Recently, the biggest online chess community platform in the world disclosed a major hacking attack that affected thousands of individuals. This hack revealed the personal information of over 4,500 people, raising concerns about internet safety and privacy. The Attack Vector: Third-Party File Transfer Exploit

< Quality Blogs = Hackingblogs.com / > ‘Greetings, Hackers! Dipanshu here and indeed, I’m back at last after a long break. But believe me, I’m not leaving this time. Today, we’re exploring an often overlooked yet highly impactful issue: a lesser-known vulnerability in Linux that enables attackers to take control of encrypted systems all through

The API returns sensitive data to the client by design. This data is usually filtered on the client side before being presented to the user. An attacker can easily sniff the traffic and see the sensitive data. Understanding Excessive Data Exposure Bug When an API endpoint returns more data than is required or meant for

Welcome back, HackingBlogs readers and fellow API security enthusiasts! Day 2 of our API hacking course begins today, digging deeply into Broken Object Level Authorization (BOLA), one of the most important and frequently abused vulnerabilities. We’ll go over what BOLA is, why it’s a major risk to APIs, and how attackers usually take advantage of

Hi everyone in the HackingBlogs community!Your trainer, Dipanshu Kumar, is here. I started API-HACKING BOOTCAMP where i went into the topic of API security a few weeks ago when I gave a free API Hacking Masterclass. Although I am aware that some of you were unable to attend the live session, the feedback I received

< Greetings, HackingBlogs community! / > I’m back with another interesting article , and now we’re looking into details about a anonymous and unidentified hacker/hacker group . Sensitive information on some of the most well-known ransomware groups and hackers in the world has been leaked by this person. In addition to names and aliases, GangExposed

Hi, HACKINGBLOGS Community, This is Dipanshu Kumar.Don’t worry, the articles are back and regular! I know you’ve missed me! However, this one is quite significant. I’ll be analyzing some startling CYBLE research today, which found 20 fake apps that are actually Crypto Keys stealers rather than apps. Let’s get started immediately! Additionally, remember to share

What tools are definitely necessary for someone who is deeply involved in hacking, I’ve been wondering. The best part? All of these tools have been used by me personally. Now, this is a Know The Tools guide, so don’t believe a deep dive or a comprehensive “how-to-use” tutorial. However, you can be sure that I

May 30, 2025 | By Dipanshu Kumar HACKINGBLOGS The major data breach that affected over 364,000 people was revealed by data broker giant LexisNexis Risk Solutions in an unexpected way in LexisNexis data breach. On Christmas Day 2024, hackers took extremely sensitive personal information. It was not until an anonymous tip reached LexisNexis on April