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>a demonstration to a big client Okay, this has me curious. Could someone describe the context/circumstance where you have a 'big client' to whom you illustrat

>a demonstration to a big client Okay, this has me curious. Could someone describe the context/circumstance where you have a 'big client' to whom you illustrate capabilities by this kind of hack? This is a black market thing, right? I don't doubt it, I'm just curious what this market is, and what it means to be a 'big client' in it, etc.

durpkingOP 6y ago
this is not a way for you to demonstrate what can be done to a big client. ignore OP.
- eric_cc 6y ago
  Source?
  - hashbig 6y ago
    Common sense. You demonstrate on low profile accounts so when the “client” pays you for the real job, you still have access to the vulnerability.
kshacker 6y ago
I will bite. Without taking a political stance. Imagine you could show GRU that they can make Trump tweet "I just ordered a nuclear strike on..." What value would you place on this? The proof will go along with another method of hacking the account that is not disclosed.
- notatoad 6y ago
  After having alerted twitter to the hack and given them time to fix it? I'd say that's worth approximately $0
  - jrumbut 6y ago
    If life was like Sherlock Holmes, the real hack would be put in place during the rush to fix this one. I don't seriously suggest this is what happened though. I don't have any information about this. Glad I never did send or receive Twitter DMs though.