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Well, there's a few ways they'd do this, right? (1) availability - DNS or route hijacking. With https they may not be able to fake their own copy, but redirec
by lallysingh 15y ago
Well, there's a few ways they'd do this, right?
(1) availability - DNS or route hijacking. With https they may not be able to fake their own copy, but redirecting to a 'AnOnYmOus ownz yoo' page may be possible.
(2) privacy - a pretty big profile dump, maybe of key facebook employees?
(3) quality - have the news feed, groups, walls, etc flooded with (even more?) crap. A few cracked apps could flood a lot of users.
Sorry, the terms I'm using are pretty bad.