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To me, it seems a little weird they can tweet on behalf of a user. Especially a user with 2FA on their account. Curious as to what types of changes might come
by notwhereyouare 6y ago
To me, it seems a little weird they can tweet on behalf of a user. Especially a user with 2FA on their account.
Curious as to what types of changes might come out of this going forward
- harryh 6y agoMore likely a password reset to take over the account. After that an attacker can just tweet from any standard client.
- kbenson 6y agoThere's always someone, usually many people, with abilities like this for any service that's automated enough. Even for banks, as much as they might try to separate portions and mitigate access. The solution is not making it impossible, it's making it easy to find out if it was done and being very careful who you put in those roles. That's just the nature of the world.