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Typographical Errors     Most of this blog was put together with the help of ChatGPT. This was put together to create a typographical error generator given any string.   What is a Typographical Error? A typographical error, commonly known as a "typo," is a mistake made in the typing or printing process of written material. These errors can arise from inadvertent keystrokes, inattention, or misjudgment during the editing phase. While they might seem minor, typos can sometimes alter the meaning of a sentence or lead to misunderstandings. They occur in various forms, including the omission, addition, transposition, or substitution of characters. With the advent of digital writing tools, auto-correct functions have also become a frequent source of unintentional typos. Regardless of their origin, it's essential for writers, editors, and publishers to thoroughly review content to ensure clarity and accuracy.   What are the types of Typographical Errors?   1. Substitut...

I am publishing this without reviewing or re-reading. I apologize if you see any mistake here. Have a great day!  Introduction  Hi, I hope you are well. I am writing this blog after a long time so some of my writing skills might have faded away. Talking about skills, I've mastered one, and it is my ability to spend unlimited amount of time trying to understand every single feature of a target application. Sometimes I find a way to leverage those features  into vulnerabilities other times I end up learning a lot of things from them. So, I'm using this article as a means to share one of the findings that ended up being duplicate.  Bypassing email verification step when registering new email addresses    I was looking at a bug bounty program and I found an application that allowed anyone to register and login to it. So, I created an account to poke around with the features. The first feature I looked at was the registration feature itself. When I created an ac...