Chapter
Twitter Hack: Lessons Learned
25:21 - 30:32 (05:11)
The speaker doubts the validity of the Twitter hack incident and shares his perspective on how security vulnerabilities should be handled.
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A hacker submitted a vulnerability disclosure to Twitter in hopes of securing a powerful account on the platform.
25:21 - 27:20 (01:58)
Summary
A hacker submitted a vulnerability disclosure to Twitter in hopes of securing a powerful account on the platform. After receiving no response, the hacker crossed ethical boundaries and tested the vulnerability, ultimately changing the account's bio to prove access.
ChapterTwitter Hack: Lessons Learned
Episode88: Victor
PodcastDarknet Diaries
Victor Dadani hacked into Donald Trump's Twitter account using "maga2020!"
27:20 - 28:14 (00:54)
Summary
Victor Dadani hacked into Donald Trump's Twitter account using "maga2020!" as the password. He then notified Trump of the security breach and kept tabs on the account until it was fixed.
ChapterTwitter Hack: Lessons Learned
Episode88: Victor
PodcastDarknet Diaries
Steve Scully, a C-SPAN journalist who was scheduled to moderate the second presidential debate, claimed that his Twitter account was hacked after a tweet was sent to a political strategist.
28:14 - 30:32 (02:17)
Summary
Steve Scully, a C-SPAN journalist who was scheduled to moderate the second presidential debate, claimed that his Twitter account was hacked after a tweet was sent to a political strategist. The tweet caused controversy and led to the cancellation of the debate.