Gogeta
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Obamas Twitter Account Hacked!
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aмillionaírе
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They are going to bank... HARD, and SO AM I. I am going to optimize RIGHT NOW.
shamster25
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britneyspears' and rick sanchez's were also hacked..
beefsupreme
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LOL! Owned.
Essential Clix
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Looks like copeac caught on.
Too bad they didn't use their own hosting w/URL rotator, they could have avoided a dead-end like that. At least for a little longer that is. But yeah hacking the president's twitter wasn't too smart... dont drop the soap.
blackxxxer
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I guarantee you they where not hacked but "sold" for a lot of money
Essential Clix
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Not to mention the CPA networks that pay them. They'll prob end up terminating the accounts.
back4romdadead
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who eva did dat shit is not going to get away with it
Donnie Darko
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Stupid move. I mean, you pull off such a thing and blow it like this... Jebus man..
ok, this gotta be the dumbest hackers I've ever seen.
This idiots should put up CPA links and remove them each time each account touches $200 or just change the account every hour.
By the time the networks try to investigate, the link wouldn't be there anymore. Some networks would immediately terminate the accounts, but most of them will just do nothing - and the chances of getting your account reported every hour is way lower than one permanent link standing there for the whole day.
And tinyurl? I tried spamming with GM@il, and my tinyurl link got terminated after 2 hours. Couldn't they just find another free url redirection service? They probably should have gotten links from sites that are not actively managed and has little hits - like zoodl.com or 6x.to.
This idiots should put up CPA links and remove them each time each account touches $200 or just change the account every hour.
By the time the networks try to investigate, the link wouldn't be there anymore. Some networks would immediately terminate the accounts, but most of them will just do nothing - and the chances of getting your account reported every hour is way lower than one permanent link standing there for the whole day.
And tinyurl? I tried spamming with GM@il, and my tinyurl link got terminated after 2 hours. Couldn't they just find another free url redirection service? They probably should have gotten links from sites that are not actively managed and has little hits - like zoodl.com or 6x.to.