So, in case you're ootl, PoodleCorp is a "hacker" that got access to the youtube accounts of WatchMojo, Redmercy (LoL player), and Leafy.
Here's a video of the guy behind it, where you can clearly see him logged in as PoodleCorp on twitter: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=76RlgheqYkI He doesn't make any attempts to hide this relation.
Anyway, how do you reckon he got access to these accounts? I imagine Leafy was pretty easy, but WatchMojo and Redmercy seemed like they'd be more careful. Password bruteforcing is pretty much not an option. Maybe they reused passwords from one of the recent leaks?
they're literally just a bunch of skids
or a better term: summerfags
now fuck off
>>55451381
no shit poodlecorp is a skid, just look at his youtube videos.
so that begs the question, how did he get access to these people's YT accounts?
is it all a fake? did all the people he "hacked" cooperate with him? after all everyone got their channels back and all the titles went back to their previous state.
>>55451544
that seems awfully... plausible
>>55451544
social engineering & using db dumps, retards reuse, though big youtubers would have 2step, so social engineering it'd be. or they'll social engineer another service that person uses to they get to their main shit. really these skids famewhoring on twitter are looked down upon by real hackers, they're the lowest of the low.
>>55451544
Ebin keyloggers
Probably targeted another website that has shittier security, then tried the same password on YouTube.
>>55451544
Social Engineering. Boogie already sort of explained how he does it
>get x youtuber first and last name, address, number
>Call up the local phone provider around x youtuber
>" want to move number to new account but I forgot everything "
>sound convincing and get a dumb employee
>they move x youtuber number to your phone
>abuse all phone authentication accounts by resetting password through your phone
>>55451066
Inspect and change element
>>55451723
>real hackers
hacker ≠ job
