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Well, these hacks targeted large influencer accounts. It could have more severe impact than 20k randomly selected accounts.

• topspin 4mo ago
  Large influencer accounts without two factor authentication... The only useful reaction to this is to point and laugh.
  • throw101010 4mo ago
    Also large influencers who cannot influence much without Meta's platforms... they will simply not complain too much about it if they like their "job".
  • jeffbee 4mo ago
    No. Meta's account recovery flow disables 2FA. It's idiotic. 2FA for Meta accounts serves no beneficial purpose.
  • chamomeal 4mo ago
    I think the hack bypassed 2FA. If you can call “asking for account access” a hack lmao
    • OJFord 4mo ago
      It did not, TFA clearly says it worked for accounts with no 2FA, as GP said.
      • jeffbee 4mo ago
        The hack doesn't have much to do with it. Meta account recovery flow has always allowed bypassing 2FA.
        • OJFord 4mo ago
          Why did this not work for 2FA accounts then?