That's really clever. Using social media feeds as a control channel, hiding in plain sight. It's reliable, practically undetectable until you reverse engineer t

That's really clever. Using social media feeds as a control channel, hiding in plain sight. It's reliable, practically undetectable until you reverse engineer the malware, and it probably won't be blocked very soon. I don't think the big social media sites have measures to detect or prevent this yet. You could easily increase the complexity and variety of the comments, use multiple channels at once etc. I'm expecting a lot more 'hijacking' of public social media systems in the future.