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I'm guessing they'll end up with ~100-300k total after all is done and they tumble, launder etc. the coins. I am not sure how much that is for them but there a
by Tenoke 6y ago
I'm guessing they'll end up with ~100-300k total after all is done and they tumble, launder etc. the coins.
I am not sure how much that is for them but there are claims that the 'regular' version of that scam already nets millions a year.
- aeternum 6y agoBetter payout than the $2.9k for disclosing this to Twitter via bug bounty.
- thephyber 6y agoDo you have any evidence this is a Twitter flaw and not a 3rd party app?
- lytedev 6y agoOP's point holds. A third party likely has a less-rewarding bug bounty, doesn't it?
- manquer 6y agoIf the twitter security model allows third party apps access to verified high profile accounts without auditing the security of that app it is still a flaw in Twitter's processes. Twitter after all has a lot higher risk than the 3rd party app, it is in their interest to make sure partners dealing with high profile accounts or partners handling a large volume of accounts are also secure.