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I think this is a lot better than it could be.
They could have popped so many accounts or used the achieved access to do very serious damage. I can't even begin to think about how valuable a full twitter post as anybody 0day would be.
I'm glad its just crypto scams...
They could have popped so many accounts or used the achieved access to do very serious damage. I can't even begin to think about how valuable a full twitter post as anybody 0day would be.
I'm glad its just crypto scams...
I mean, imagine this:
Customers, please change your password, we've had a breach, <insert phishing page>
Other platform: we are shutting down, please migrate to competitor Y
President: says something not very nice / declars nuclear war.
It could be such chaos.
Customers, please change your password, we've had a breach, <insert phishing page>
Other platform: we are shutting down, please migrate to competitor Y
President: says something not very nice / declars nuclear war.
It could be such chaos.
By the looks of it, it's too early to say, but this looks pre-meditated.
Some dude registered the domain today, with a likely burner email.
No profiles.
Definitely a burner.
Definitely a burner.
Probably a million people trying to reset the password
No trace.
Do we have any archives? Any historical DNS data? Any trail?
Do we have any archives? Any historical DNS data? Any trail?
YES!
