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ChristoPy

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sariel

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2y

And so it begins...
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Demolishun

30514

2y

Fuuuuuuuuuuuuu................................
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electrineer

30315

2y

I'm glad they sell antiperspirants, they would be sweating otherwise.

I would have expected something more interesting behind that domain, though.
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Floydimus

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2y

Keep us posted.
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ChristoPy

1573

2y

@electrineer the most interesting part is that the attacker is generating Uber/Netflix whatever gift cards and saving them for a later use, although not using the stolen accounts cards, so they cannot get tracked
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sariel

8663

2y

@ChristoPy probably going to sell the numbers on marketplace.

It's a laundry scheme.
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ChristoPy

1573

2y

@sariel couldn't agree more. We invalidated most of the purchased gift cards but with no doubt they where already sold
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sariel

8663

2y

@ChristoPy 🤔 if only Facebook would moderate their own platform, this wouldn't be a problem.
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electrineer

30315

2y

Makes me wonder if the attacker was inspired by you revealing their bad practice here or if it was completely unrelated.
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ChristoPy

1573

2y

@electrineer unrelated. The attacker knows how the business logic
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CoffeeSnake

146

2y

I had $4k charged fraudulently on my credit card recently. Hmmm...
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ChristoPy

1573

2y

@CoffeeSnake It wasn't me, I swear
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Demolishun

30514

2y

@ChristoPy Hmm, swears a lot, put a watch on this one. See what kind of crap he looks at on his phone in the bathroom.
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ChristoPy

1573

2y

@Demolishun lol
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PonySlaystation

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2y

Plot twist: @ChristoPy is the hacker 😄
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ChristoPy

1573

2y

@PonySlaystation dude, if it was me, I wouldn't be working against the time to fix it 😅