Cryptographic flaws are weaknesses in encryption algorithms, protocols, or implementations that expose sensitive data to unauthorized access. Attackers exploit these vulnerabilities to decrypt communications, forge signatures, or bypass authentication, often through side-channel attacks or weak key generation. Organizations, cybersecurity professionals, and developers benefit by identifying and patching these flaws to safeguard user privacy, financial transactions, and national security, while ethical hackers use them to strengthen system defenses.
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