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Gone now, but looks like someone else was tweeting on @eBay’s behalf earlier pic.twitter.com/CnuKWqEpAZ
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Igor Brigadir
@IgorBrigadir
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My money is on those "Sentiment Engage" App Twitter API keys leaked / left in a config file that was readable somewhere. (But this would be a minimal one for posting that tweet, not the full extent of the breach)
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The Doctor Blue
@TheDoctorBlue
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My money is "they found a popular account that had an easy password to guess."
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gary gaskell
@GaryGaskell
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So our bank account details are safe with them right?
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Matt
@mattparkins
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So long as eBay don't store your credit card details in their twitter account .. !
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Karl Shucks
@KarlShucks
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It doesn't help that Twitter allows you to get into someone's account by simply having access to their phone number.
It makes you wonder? If Twitter never had SMS 2FA would they had SMS password reset? Both are not the same yet you don't see reset without 2FA first.
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𝕆.𝔾. @ 𝙱𝚂𝚒𝚍𝚎𝚜 𝚈𝚅𝚁, 𝚂𝙴𝙰
@OleksiyGayda
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Most of Twitter's SMS woes likely originate from the fact that it was originally envisioned as an SMS-based communication platform. Then data plans and mobile apps happened. Why it took them so long to get away from their SMS obsession is unclear.
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Susi du Preez 🙀😻😼
@netwrm
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They are correct though, nothing is unhackable whomever sells you the statement of its not hackable is straight out lying!
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Stuart McInnes
@StuMcInnes
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This looks like the same group that hacked the NFL. And all its teams Twitter accounts last week
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RealGOD
@BugResearchr
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Ourmine is back @JRBops
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