🔁 Replay Attacks – When Old Messages Cause New Problems ⚡ A Replay Attack happens when a malicious actor intercepts valid data (like login credentials or transaction requests) and then resends (replays) it to trick a system into granting unauthorized access. Even though the data is “real,” it’s used out of context. 💡 How It Works (Simplified): 1️⃣ Attacker captures a valid request (e.g., authentication message). 2️⃣ Instead of cracking it, they resend the same request later. 3️⃣ If the system

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