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> If you've got adversaries doing a sun swapping attack you are in a Rick and Morty episode not the real world. It happened to Jack Dorsey. And attacks tend t
by dmm 6y ago
> If you've got adversaries doing a sun swapping attack you are in a Rick and Morty episode not the real world.
It happened to Jack Dorsey. And attacks tend to become easier over time. Any employee of an at&t store could do it to you right now.
The reason we know Dorsey was the victim of a sim swap attack is probably that he's important enough that when he was hacked he couldn't be dismissed with the "You probably messed up and leaked your password" dismissal.
- tialaramex 6y agoNo, Jack Dorsey suffered a sim swapping attack. Those happen here in the real world, but the post my joke was aimed at wrote sun swapping. Swapping suns isn't a thing outside of fiction. As to me, since you made it personal, I'm sure somebody at an AT&T store could attempt SIM swapping but they might have trouble because the system won't give them my number from a completely different numbering system (different county) without a code they don't have. If you socially manipulate your way into getting a transfer out code (good luck with that, but I'm willing to accept it could happen) then the big problem is I don't use SMS 2FA, as I wrote in the comment you're replying to, so it's a dead end.
- dmm 6y agohah ok I missed that. > the system won't give them my number from a completely different numbering system Perhaps your country has cell phone stores too?