If you didn't turn on the permission that lets people find you with your phone number, you might be okay. It sounds like that was the service that was abused to create this exposure of personal information.
A massive Twitter data breach last year, exposing more than five million phone numbers and email addresses, was worse than initially reported. We’ve been shown evidence that the same security vulnerability was exploited by multiple bad actors, and the hacked data has been offered for sale on the dark web by several sources. It had […]
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I had it turned off because I'm usually careful.about these things but I'm a little worried that twitter would use the same dataset for this as MFA
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9 to 5 Mac confirms: https://9to5mac.com/2022/11/25/massive-twitter-data-breach/
A massive Twitter data breach last year, exposing more than five million phone numbers and email addresses, was worse than initially reported. We’ve been shown evidence that the same security vulnerability was exploited by multiple bad actors, and the hacked data has been offered for sale on the dark web by several sources. It had […]
@chadloder I wonder if this is in any way related to when phone based 2FA went away.
Occam’s razor is of course that Elmo is an idiot and the service is not well fed and watered, but still made me wonder.
Did this leak/breach the passwords from Twitter?
Maybe that's where all those recent spam calls are coming from