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Motherboard reporting that an internal Twitter administration tool that allows employees to take over user accounts facilitated today's massive cyberattack. If true, that means Twitter employees have the ability to go into YOUR account and post tweets using YOUR voice. (twitter.com)
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– nmipede 6 points ago +6 / -0

Uh-huh.

Reddit didn't require any personally identifying information to make an account. Not even an email address. That's my point. Anything more than a username and password is a no-go for me. Spez et. al. can spez his little balls off, there was no real way to tie it to me without a battalion of highly trained autists by taking a few precautions including some basic opsec.

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