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He Hacked McDonald’s for Free Nuggets — What He Found Was Far More Dangerous

Threat Score:
56
The Cyber Express
14 hours ago
Part of cluster #2066

Overview

In a world where digital infrastructures run global empires, even the biggest names in the fast-food industry aren’t immune to security blunders. That’s exactly what one independent researcher discovered when he found himself unintentionally hacked McDonalds, not for fame or fortune, but over something as trivial as free chicken nuggets. BobDaHacker, a pseudonymous cybersecurity enthusiast, shared a detailed account on August 17, 2025, of how he uncovered several vulnerabilities and hacked McDon...

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Article Intelligence

Key entities and indicators for this article

ATTACK TYPES
Exploitation of Client-Side Validation
Phishing
Social Engineering
Unauthorized Access
INDUSTRIES
Consumer Services
Fast Food
Media
APT GROUPS
APT41
RANSOMWARE
First
Hacked
One
Protected
global
MITRE ATT&CK
Impersonation
Phishing
T1070
T1071
T1190
MALWARE
STOP
VULNERABILITIES
Authentication Bypass
Insecure Direct Object Reference
COMPANIES
McDonald's
PLATFORMS
Mobile Applications
ARTICLE INFORMATION
Article #12572
Published 14 hours ago
The Cyber Express

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