A hacker has put up 400 million Twitter users’ data for sale on the dark web, including phone numbers and email addresses.
Furthermore, the hacker claimed access to top profiles such as the WHO, Vitalik Buterin, and Salman Khan.
The hacker wants Elon Musk, CEO of Twitter, to pay $276 million to avoid losing the data.
According to reports, the stolen data originated from Twitter’s “Zero-Day Hack,” which took place in June 2021.
According to emerging reports, a hacker has put up 400 million Twitter users’ data for sale on the dark web. As revealed, the data contain details such as phone numbers, usernames, creation dates, and emails of some top accounts on the microblogging app.
There are some serious concerns with this. #1 – Identities of many pseudo accounts will be public, posing risks for them#2 – With a phone number, it’s super easy to find anyone’s address and banking information.#3 – Multiple phishing attempts via cellphone, physical, or email
— Haseeb
We współpracy z: https://dailycoin.com/twitter-faces-a-credible-threat-from-hacker-as-400m-accounts-data-are-put-on-sale-reports/
