Wow!
Demon
@DosiaDemon
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GEEK!
The program i want to incorporate into society is a game changer
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WC2kUVeXSFETESpanhUpOG-_YJyZ4QCF/view?usp=drivesdk
Open and comment let me know what you think. I'll be in Salt Lake City walking around and if you want an autograph hit me up. 666 Devil shyt.
Open and comment let me know what you think. I'll be in Salt Lake City walking around and if you want an autograph hit me up. 666 Devil shyt.
@elonmusk @Americanist4u @ritawho @elonjet thats crazy and come to think i might possible be at that point soon do you have any advice for banking as a service and what software would give me ability to rewrite cards
@datzshe hey there i just thought i would share something with you after seeing that last post
Anyways here we go so you know how we go through shit and it seems like the positive shit dont come around to often and when it does it never stays long?
Well each one of us has a personality trait that enables us to navigate through various life environments, that of course no one is immune to
Now ask yourself if i took away all the negative in my life and all the struggles we deal with
Been working on a great project and its close to complete just need more assets for custom payment transaction processing and Banking as a service its a long existing protype i made but i cannot wait to have it available to the World!
@briankrebs is this real cause it wont let me copy csv codw
BrianKrebsA user on the cybercrime forum Breached is selling what they claim is info scraped via Twitter APIs from 400 million Twitter profiles, including email, name, account name, follower count and in many cases phone number. This was first brought to my attention by Alon Gal at Hudson Rock. https://www.linkedin.com/in/alon-gal-utb/
The seller told me they scraped the data using the same set of weaknesses in Birdsite APIs that allowed the scraping (and publishing) early this year of profile data on 5.4M Twitter users.
They said they scraped the data via an exploit that was patched earlier this year, in the login api, and specifically the part of it that checks for duplicate accounts.
That, according to the seller, leaked the Twitter user ID, which was then converted via another Twitter API into a username. They also said that same iterative process worked for user telephone numbers.
The vulnerability that was reportedly used to scrape the previously dumped 5.4M twitter user data set was reported to Hacker One on Jan. 1, 2022.
https://hackerone.com/reports/1439026
The seller released 1,000 new records as a teaser, and is trying to get Twitter to buy the data for an undisclosed amount.
They also pasted a number of "celebrity" accounts directly into the sales thread. Curiously, this record set does not have the phone number associated w/ my Twitter account. But it was in the 5.4M scrape that got released on the same forum last month. However, I removed the burner phone number from my profile around the time the seller said they scraped this data (beginning of 2022).
The data in both the teaser and the 1,000 user file includes follower counts for each user, and a spot check on about a half dozen of them show follower numbers consistent with what Archive.org and Sociable says about follower accounts at the beginning of Jan 2022/end of December.
They are selling it through the escrow service set up by the administrators of the forum, which is what you'd expect to see in a real offering for this volume of data.
