Hello, readers of HackingBlogs! Welcome to the sixth day of our 10-day, totally free Bug Bounty training! My name is Dipanshu Kumar. You should have a solid understanding of the fundamentals by now, but today we will delve further into key techniques to help you become a better bug hunter. Today’s session will provide you with […]

Hello, HackingBlogs team! Welcome to the 10-Day Bug Bounty Bootcamp’s fifth day! My name is Dipanshu Kumar, and I can not wait to continue moving forward on this thrilling adventure with each and every one of you. Reconnaissance is the first step in our bug hunting journey today. (The act of discovering more about a

Hi everyone in the HackingBlogs community! Welcome to the 10-Day Bug Bounty Bootcamp’s fourth day! As your guide, I am Dipanshu Kumar, and I am excited for our journey together deeper. We will continue where we left off yesterday, diving further into Workflows, which are a crucial component of bug bounty searching. I do not

Greetings, HackingBlogs community! Greetings from Day 3 of our 10-day Bug Bounty Bootcamp! I am Dipanshu Kumar, your guide, and I am really excited to accompany you on this tour. On this third day, we are diving deeply into developing and applying several bug bounty searching methods. We will discuss the fundamental GitHub and cloud

The HackingBlogs community, hello! You will be guided by me, Dipanshu Kumar, during this thrilling 10-day Bug Bounty Bootcamp. Throughout the coming days, I will walk you through every stage of learning bug bounty hunting. We will start by going over a few of the most well-known bug bounty platforms and which one would be

Hi, users of HackingBlogs! My name is Dipanshu Kumar, and I will be your guide throughout this thrilling 10-day Bug Bounty Bootcamp. I will walk you through every stage of learning bug bounty hunting during this bootcamp. Before moving on to more significant ideas like CVE feeds, picking the best bug bounty platform, and much

Rey, a threat actor on a well-known dark web forum, claims that it obtained internal information from Jaguar Land Rover, a multinational automotive corporation based in the United Kingdom that specialises in luxury and off-road automobiles. In addition to a personnel database that exposes usernames, email addresses, display names, and time zones, the reportedly leaked

Hello my dear hackingblogs reader! Thousands of people worldwide were unable to access the social networking platform X, which is owned by Elon Musk, due to three outages that occurred on Monday, March 10. Elon attributed the cyberattack on “IP addresses in Ukraine” shortly after the disturbances. Mode Of Taking Down X : DDos The

Since thousands and thousands of people attend the Mahakumbh, it is necessary that they are informed of this important but unsettling situation that is happening there today. In this article, I will discuss the Mahakumbh CCTV hacking Racket , what they did, how they did it, and the persons who were exposed. A Small Overview

Businesses worldwide, particularly those in the IT industry, are primary targets of increasingly complex cybersecurity threats. The Snake Keylogger, a malicious programme that records keystrokes, pictures, and even clipboard contents in order to steal confidential information, is one of the most recent threats. IT companies are especially at risk, therefore knowing how to defend against