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I tried that. Too long. Not essential anyway, IMO, the attack is much more interesting than the victim's employer's name.
by Arnt 2y ago
I tried that. Too long. Not essential anyway, IMO, the attack is much more interesting than the victim's employer's name.
- Centrino 2y agoThe only reason I clicked the link was to know what AH meant. Phishing for crypto assets is nothing new, I wouldn’t have clicked it for that.
- Arnt 2y agoIf I understand the attack correctly: Twitter followers were migrated, but anyone "following" using something like a crontab that retrieves a link based on the old Twitter name might be fooled. Even that is apparently not to fringe to work for phishing.
- xsmasher 2y agoThey could also make initial contact with victims using the scam account (new account that took the old user name).