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3 Minutes to Financial Ruin
3 Minutes to Financial Ruin
3 Minutes to Financial Ruin Financial Armageddon This past week I found myself subject to a SIM Jacking attack. A reasonably sophisticated attempt to wrestle control of someone’s life, typically for money, although in some cases it can be for high-value digital assets (like a Twitter handle back in 2012). But even in those cases it typically falls back to money. Based on what happened I…
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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey’s account hacked
Hackers on Saturday broke into Twitter Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Jack Dorsey account and posted a flurry of rogue tweets, including racial slurs.
The micro-blogging platform later said that it secured Dorsey account which became victim of ‘SIM swapping’ or ‘SIM jacking’ where a mobile number is transferred to a new SIM card.
By taking control of Jack Dorsey number, hackers posted tweets via text messages on his Twitter account.
