Yes, of course there are less footprints with web 2.0s than domains. However, I've never seen a crypto scam done on a 2.0. That's odd. Maybe they really wanted to play safe.
No one's here is he's fanboy, but obviously, you do look like a hater of him.
Yeah, he's the only one in the whole universe, whose account got hacked. None of the European, AU, US, UK accounts got hacked in the past which you obviously bragged about in the opening post.
I never said I know more than him about politics, but I'm pretty sure I know more than him about crypto.
- Less than 2% of crypto transactions are related to criminal activities. How about cash?
Every country is different in working style, culture, traditions, etc.
Weren't people supporting BTC for its intractability in the beginning, or I'm misconstruing things?
You'd surprised. Theres an internal admin tool at Twitter that gives employees complete access to Twitter accounts, remember the mass attack on high profile Twitter accounts last year? The hackers tricked employees into a social engineering attack and got access to this internal tool.
Well that would be the next logical explanation. Could be exactly this.
At least someone's got a logical point here instead of blaming 2FA and weak passwords LOL!
Just to make you correct - No PM handles their Twitter account or any other social media account or their passwords personally they have more important things to do, there are people who handle these account for them, only they consent before posting anything for them (NOT PM PERSONALLY OF ANY COUNTRY). If someone someday hacks your BHW account, don’t tell you don't know how to keep passwords safe, a hacker can hack any safer password you have that’s why they are called hacker.
