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Typically social engineering attacks are excluded. However given the large scale of this attack, there’s an argument to be made that there should be systems in

Typically social engineering attacks are excluded. However given the large scale of this attack, there’s an argument to be made that there should be systems in place to limit the damage one rogue (or manipulated) employee can do.

Kiro 6y ago
Hard to see how that would convert into a bounty for the hacker.
mrfox321 6y ago
It ultimately depends on how much twitter is responsible for other people getting scammed. And how much future discounted cash they lose from reduced engagement from this blip.