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What is Cryptography? In the digital age, cryptography is how we protect our secrets. When necessary, it transforms readable data (plaintext) into unintelligible code (ciphertext) and back again. We can build trust a system that does not trust anyone by using cryptography. It is about control, proof, integrity, and privacy, not just about hiding data. […]

🚨 Your Discord Chats Are Leaked. And They’re for Sale on Hacker Forums 🚨 Greetings, HackingBlogs readers.The news today discusses into an alarming breach of digital trust: more than 348 million Discord messages have reportedly been stolen and are being sold on a well-known site for cybercrime. This data dump, which was gathered from about

This is insane, HackingBlogs family! Two extremely serious vulnerabilities in the USB kernel that have already been exploited in the wild are among the 62 vulnerabilities that Google recently released updates to fix. Attackers may be able to remotely escalate privileges on your device and obtain sensitive data without authorization thanks to these flaws. CVE-2024-53150

Dear HackingBlogs family, hello! I realize it is been a long time since I provided an update. Although life kept me somewhat busy, I am back with some important facts you should be aware of. The reason I am here today is to discuss a very important WhatsApp vulnerability. As everyone is aware, there are

Introduction for HackingBlogs Readers: Details of more than 2.8 billion Twitter (X) profiles were made public by a shocking data breach. The corporation has not officially acknowledged the leak, which might have been the result of an employee in recent layoffs. This might be the biggest data dump on social media ever. Here is a

Vroom by YouX, the biggest car loan marketplace in Australia, has made thousands of driver’s licenses, Medicare cards, and partial credit card information public. 27,000 records were made public online due to a security breach. We will go over the breach, its dangers, and your personal safety precautions in this post. Jeremiah Fowler, a cybersecurity

As this crash course is coming close to an end , we will be going into more complex subjects, which is in fact different from the typical bug bounty teaching. Hackingblogs.com is what you are reading, and I am Dipanshu Kumar, your professor. Now let us begin! Our focus today will continue where we left

Well done for making it to Day 8 of our free 10-day Bug Bounty Beginner Course! You have worked hard and been consistent great job! I am your trainer and brother, Dipanshu Kumar. We are going deeper into exploiting complex bugs today, refining your talents to take on increasingly difficult weaknesses. Continue your fantastic work.

Greetings, HackingBlogs.com readers We will discuss the role of AI in email security today. AI is not perfect, but it can assist in identifying phishing attempts. In this piece, we will discuss why human awareness is still essential and why AI is not sufficient to prevent phishing emails. We will also examine some recent methods

Hey HackingBlog readers, a massive data leak involving Keenetic routers has exposed sensitive user information, leaving networks at risk. In this article, we cover the details of the breach, its potential threats, and what users need to do to protect themselves. The Keenetic Data Leak A major data breach using Keenetic routers, which are mostly