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DNS leaks occur when DNS queries escape the Tor network and go to the local resolver or ISP instead of being resolved by the Tor exit node; real-world bugs and OS/app behavior have repeatedly caused s...
Evidence in public and underground reporting shows that “bins” (the leading digits of a payment card) used by people claiming to are typically sourced from leaked data, dark‑web marketplaces, and dedi...
Hackers are increasingly using text editors and online notepad services not merely as targets but as covert communication and delivery channels — for example, the WogRAT family fetches an encrypted .N...
Hack-the-Pentagon can mean two different things: sanctioned bug‑bounty programs run by the Defense Digital Service (first launched in 2016 and expanded in later rounds) and a decades‑long series of cr...