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One has to wonder about sustaining access to a compromised account. Twitter in my experience has been very aggressive in asking to verify my account with a phon
by blindm 6y ago
One has to wonder about sustaining access to a compromised account. Twitter in my experience has been very aggressive in asking to verify my account with a phone number when logging in from shady locations / with a VPN. What if you get access to an account using the method described in the article, but then days later get locked out due to suspicious-looking behavior / you don't have access to the phone number used to register the account?
- paulpauper 6y agoyou would remove the phone number after logging in. if it asks for the phone when longing in initially , then you are SOL. to prevent this, the hacker would make sure the location of the account matches the country of the IP longing in.