Greetings, readers of HackingBlogs! In this piece, we will examine a strange security flaw that the researcher Brutecat found that might let someone obtain the email address of any YouTube user. It is interesting to note that YouTube gave Brutecat a $10,000 a reward for spotting this error. Even though this flaw may seem alarming, […]

As usual, Microsoft delivered the Tuesday patch, fixing 63 security issues that affected its software products, including two vulnerabilities that it claimed were being actively exploited in the wild. Updates for actively exploited zero-day vulnerabilities have been made available by Microsoft. Federal agencies have three weeks, until March 4th, to put the mitigations into effect,

Hello users, are you aware of the latest AMD Vulnerability that is gaining popularity? This vulnerability was of high severity and could result in the loss of SEV protection. Let us have a look at the vulnerability and go into more detail later in the post. “may allow an attacker with local administrator privilege to

Deepseeek And Deepseek are not same Hi there, hackers I told you a few days ago about the fake discord package that, when integrated, would steal developers’ data. Now, we are back with a similar problem. This time, it is the well-known Deepseek. Since its introduction to the AI market, developers have been eager to

Hi, my dear Hackingblogs readers! The malware that is wreaking havoc on MacOS users will be the topic of today’s article, but before we do that, I would like you to read this report first because it is relevant to the one we will be discussing today. A Short Glimpse On Today’s Topic Apple upgraded

Intro This article discusses a recent spyware attack that was claimed conducted by the Israeli business Paragon Solutions and targeted almost 90 WhatsApp users, including journalists and activists. The attack gained access to victims’ phones by sending a malicious PDF file via group chats. In December, WhatsApp stopped the attack with assistance from Citizen Lab

A publicly accessible database belonging to DeepSeek allowed full control over database operations, including the ability to access internal data. The exposure includes over a million lines of log streams with highly sensitive information. The Discovery: Exposed ClickHouse Database Wiz Research found a ClickHouse database owned by DeepSeek that is openly accessible without the need

Greetings, readers of HackingBlogs! Recently, McAfee Labs discovered an alarming pattern of fake GitHub repositories spreading the Lumma Stealer virus. These repositories take use of GitHub’s credibility to attract foolish users by appearing as game hacks, cracked software, or free cryptocurrency utilities. The objective? To trick users into downloading malicious software that poses as trustworthy

Here at HackingBlogs, we offer a concise summary of the most significant data breaches that have rocked the internet community in the past week. In our weekly report, we will discuss the details of these breaches, the sectors they impacted, and the steps companies are—or should take—to improve their defences. Stay informed, stay safe, and

This malware, according to CYFIRMA, is extremely difficult to identify and eliminate due to its advanced encryption, evasion strategies, and boot-level persistence. NNice encrypts files with the “.xdddd” an extension and leaves a ransom note requesting cash to decode them, targeting Windows PCs. Here are some things you should know to safeguard your systems against