hackers

Explore the anonymous world of criminal hackers, hacktivists and playful attention-seekers.

Performance, load and stress testing belong on the C-suite agenda
Modern business now depends on digital speed. Whether the customer is a retail shopper, a trader on a market screen, or a nurse opening a patient record, people expect an application to respond almost instantly and to keep responding, even when demand surges. A single extra second of delay can cut online sales. A few minutes of downtime can erase millions in revenue while broadcasting a brand’s failure across social media. In this environment, a company’s .NET portfolio – from older ASP.NET portals to new cloud-native microservices – must prove it can stay fast and stable under every condition the market presents. Performance, load, and stress testing provide the only practical way to obtain that proof.
By Dmitry Baraishuk9 months ago in 01
Mirai Malware Targets Unpatched TBK DVRs in Global Botnet Campaign
A newly emerged variant of the infamous Mirai malware botnet is actively exploiting a command injection vulnerability in TBK DVR-4104 and DVR-4216 devices. This vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2024–3721, enables attackers to gain unauthorized control over the compromised digital video recorders (DVRs), potentially enlisting them into powerful botnets used for cyberattacks.
By WIRE TOR - Ethical Hacking Services9 months ago in 01
OpenAI Data Retention Court Order: Implications for Everybody
In May 2025, OpenAI’s data retention practices moved from a niche legal topic to a board-level risk when U.S. Magistrate Judge Ona Wang ordered the company to preserve every ChatGPT conversation. This includes consumer chats, “Temporary Chat” sessions that once disappeared upon closing, and even API traffic that enterprise clients were previously assured would never be stored.
By Dmitry Baraishuk9 months ago in 01
🚨Google Chrome Hit by Third Zero-Day of 2025: Patch Now🚨
Google has issued a high-priority security update to patch a newly discovered zero-day vulnerability in the Chrome browser, which has already been exploited in the wild.
By WIRE TOR - Ethical Hacking Services9 months ago in 01
🚨The North Face Hit by Credential Stuffing Attack in April 2025, Exposing Customer Data🚨
The North Face Data Breach: April 2025 Credential Stuffing Attack Exposes Customer Data The North Face Data Breach: April 2025 Credential Stuffing Attack Exposes Customer Data.
By WIRE TOR - Ethical Hacking Services9 months ago in 01
When She Wore This Shiny Satin Bikini, I Knew Our Summer Just Got Hotter
You know that feeling when your partner tries on something new, and you can’t look away? That was me last week, standing in awe while my girlfriend stepped out of the bedroom wearing the Shiny Satin Triangle Swimsuit Top and Thong Bottoms set we ordered on Amazon.
By THE INSPIRER9 months ago in 01
TikTok Time Traveler? The Internet Is Freaking Out Over This 2027 Video
It started with a simple video: a lone man walking through the empty streets of Valencia, Spain. No cars. No people. No noise. Just a caption:“I’m in the year 2027. Humanity is gone.”
By mike9 months ago in 01
The Dark Side of Deepfake: How Video Scams Are Fooling Millions
In today’s fast-moving digital world, trust is no longer just an emotion—it’s a target. The rise of deepfake technology has opened new doors for creativity, but unfortunately, it has also opened dark alleys for fraud. One of the most dangerous uses of deepfake technology is in video scams. These are not just prank videos or celebrity impersonations anymore; they are real threats that are costing individuals and companies millions of dollars.
By DDM ATIQ 10 months ago in 01
"Exploring the Three Layers of the Internet: Surface Web, Deep Web, and Dark Web"
Introduction The internet is a vast, layered structure that goes far beyond what most users experience on a daily basis. While many people believe that search engines like Google reveal everything online, they only scratch the surface. The internet is divided into three distinct layers: the Surface Web, the Deep Web, and the Dark Web. Understanding these layers is crucial for anyone interested in cybersecurity, privacy, or online research. In this article, we will explore the three layers of the internet, diving into what each one entails, their differences, and their implications.
By Shamshair Khan Hasan Zai10 months ago in 01
The Ultimate Guide to Burner Emails: Protect Your Inbox and Privacy
Introduction: Reclaim Your Inbox with a Burner Email Imagine this: You sign up for a one-time newsletter to get a discount code, and suddenly your inbox is flooded with daily promotional emails. Or you’re testing a new app but don’t want your personal email linked to it. Sound familiar? This is where a burner email comes to the rescue.
By james rodis10 months ago in 01
Stop SQL Injection in Its Tracks: 9 Free Tools Every Ethical Hacker Should Know
If there’s one web vulnerability that refuses to die, it’s SQL injection. From small websites to enterprise platforms, SQL injection (SQLi) remains a major security concern, and for good reason. When exploited, it can grant attackers access to sensitive data, allow them to modify or delete database entries, and even take control of a server.
By Sam Bishop10 months ago in 01
Is ChatGPT Making You Dumber? Here's the Truth
In an age where artificial intelligence can write essays, answer emails, code websites, and even flirt for you, it’s easy to become complacent. Tools like ChatGPT are undeniably powerful—some call them the “Google Search of the next decade.” But while they unlock enormous productivity, creativity, and convenience, there’s a darker side that too many are ignoring: AI might be rewiring your brain in ways that weaken your thinking, memory, and critical reasoning.
By HV10 months ago in 01