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Maybe a front end/OAuth issue - those are not uncommon either. Will be interesting to learn more. Also begs the question, who is liable in such cases....
by kerng 6y ago
Maybe a front end/OAuth issue - those are not uncommon either. Will be interesting to learn more.
Also begs the question, who is liable in such cases....
- Scoundreller 6y agoCould be front end, since all of these cite "Twitter Web App" as the source. Never anything else (unless you're a low-follower troll).
- CleanCoder 6y agoLiable for the account being compromised? Twitter. Liable for people sending money? People sending money.
- gowld 6y agoHow much will Twitter pay me for it's liability of my hacked account?
- SheinhardtWigCo 6y agoThe same amount you pay them.
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- Geee 6y agoMaybe a popular browser extension? Would explain why it seems to target tech people.