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Twitter, for example, will place the username at the first level (twitter.com/username). Most of the other interactions occur under a small group of other addre
by ljoshua 9y ago
Twitter, for example, will place the username at the first level (twitter.com/username). Most of the other interactions occur under a small group of other addresses, such as /i/ and /settings/. However, I can still see this being a helpful resource so that you don't have to think about all possibilities from the outset.
- WorldMaker 9y agoSome of these are also usernames that a user might use to impersonate being a part of your organization: administrator, contact_us, news, et al. That can help stop some particularly egregious social engineering attacks.