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Mark Kreitzman

@SecureMobile2

Crypto Investor - Security and Privacy Advocate. Get a secure mobile service from https://t.co/pNw56B7hPm to defend against mobile hackers, backed by insurance.

Katılım Şubat 2021
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Mark Kreitzman
Mark Kreitzman@SecureMobile2·
@the_smart_ape Never use Wi-Fi without a password, could be unencrypted. Could be an “evil twin” attack - a hacker creates an SSID with the same Wi-Fi name & spoofed branded landing page. If you don’t use a VPN then you’re wide open, attacker could be up to 150M away.
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Mark Kreitzman@SecureMobile2·
@intell_on_chain @BleepinComputer Very clever scam, probably more who got hit and just don’t want to admit it. The Ledger breach caused a lot of SIM swaps and the list is still being used today to target people. The Coinbase data will be used for mobile SIM swaps as well, beware and prepare.
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JP@rugpullfinder·
🚨 The Fake Ledger That Stole Everything (1/8) James* thought he was safe. He used a Ledger hardware wallet, kept his 24 words private, and followed every crypto security tip out there. Then one day… a package arrived. 🧵👇
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Mark Kreitzman
Mark Kreitzman@SecureMobile2·
@KP4NC @WhitlockJason Remember when the NFL hid brain injuries. Did you call all the whistleblowers stupid and ignorant back then as well? NFL is guilty of hiding evidence in the past, Pfizer has been fined billions for fraud in the past. How much did they fund your campaign?
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Jason Whitlock
Jason Whitlock@WhitlockJason·
No one is interested in what caused Damar Hamlin's cardiac arrest? No one in corporate media? Everyone seemed excited to blame football. Now nothing. How come?
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Mark Kreitzman
Mark Kreitzman@SecureMobile2·
@TeamYouTube Glad to see @TeamYouTube is working on this. I definitely saw a drop in our YT channel views which made no sense as it was growing steadily and then slam.
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TeamYouTube
TeamYouTube@TeamYouTube·
if your views are dropping, don't panic! there's an issue with realtime viewership drop and we're working on the fix now 🔧
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EFANI Secure Cellphone Service
EFANI Secure Cellphone Service@efani·
Since most carriers are prone to data breaches, stolen data typically include IMEI numbers. In this video, you’ll learn about #IMEI numbers, how hackers could exploit them, and address a fair amount of misconceptions that exist surrounding IMEIs: youtu.be/OVYsi-fHAz0
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Mark Kreitzman
Mark Kreitzman@SecureMobile2·
@elonmusk @waitbutwhy in a normal time, it would make an incredible SNL skit. Have them train Peterson and Trump at the same time.
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Mark Kreitzman
Mark Kreitzman@SecureMobile2·
@elonmusk @schrep try using GPS in Jakarta, Bangalore, Delhi... Even GPS can be too slow for it to be usable during rush hour.
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Elon Musk
Elon Musk@elonmusk·
@schrep Twitter is very slow in India, Indonesia & many other countries. This is fact, not “claim”. 10 to 15 secs to refresh homeline tweets is common. Sometimes, it doesn’t work at all, especially on Android phones. Only question is how much delay is due to bandwidth/latency/app.
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Mike Schroepfer
Mike Schroepfer@schrep·
Basic internet math for @elonmusk's claim load time in India is 20s because of 1200 RPC calls (v.s. 2s in US): Bangalore->SF is ~250ms 1200 *.25s = 5 minutes! Way off!! 20s load time = MAX of 80 sequential calls Reality is likely 5-10? 1200 is happing inside datacenter?
Elon Musk@elonmusk

@sampullara I was told ~1200 RPCs independently by several engineers at Twitter, which matches # of microservices. The ex-employee is wrong. Same app in US takes ~2 secs to refresh (too long), but ~20 secs in India, due to bad batching/verbose comms. Actually useful data transferred is low.

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Mark Kreitzman
Mark Kreitzman@SecureMobile2·
@elonmusk I paid the $4.99 with no Blue Check showing. Do I now have to cancel the subscription after paying $4.99 and then buy a new $7.99 subscription?
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Elon Musk
Elon Musk@elonmusk·
Please note that Twitter will do lots of dumb things in coming months. We will keep what works & change what doesn’t.
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Mark Kreitzman
Mark Kreitzman@SecureMobile2·
@JesseSchoberg do you think the issue is that they need to check ID? When I was in Mexico City I wanted to purchase a prepaid SIM and they required ID. Most the world requires ID checks in person so they track.
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Jesse Schoberg
Jesse Schoberg@JesseSchoberg·
I love the eSim technology but the providers really need to catch up for this to work as intended. I just spoke to Telcel and AT&T in Mexico and neither of them provide a remote way to send you a new eSim when you get a new phone (or lose one). “Technology” companies 🤔
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Mark Kreitzman@SecureMobile2·
@duborges @JesseSchoberg SIM swaps are the same for physical or eSIMs. Comes down to the verification of the customer and who has access to make the change. I was SIM swapped by a 3rd party mobile store employee 3k miles away in 2019, they lied to the computer that I was there with my passport.
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Eduardo Borges
Eduardo Borges@duborges·
@JesseSchoberg SIM Swap is huge with physical sims, I wonder what’s going to happen when eSIM’s become a thing. That might be one of the reasons why providers are taking so long to make it work properly.
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Mark Kreitzman
Mark Kreitzman@SecureMobile2·
@briankrebs Brian, you published an article on SIM swaps in July and this post is tied to the SIM swap issue. Data breaches are providing hackers the ammunition to then SIM swap people to steal their crypto, email, or hack into business assets. This is an alarming post.
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briankrebs
briankrebs@briankrebs·
A large, new stolen data set incl. 22.8M email addresses and 23M SSNs surfaced in the dark web recently. Many clues suggest it's from AT&T customers. AT&T says the data didn't come from their systems, and may be tied to data incident at another company. krebsonsecurity.com/2022/08/it-mig…
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Mark Kreitzman
Mark Kreitzman@SecureMobile2·
Efani provides a secure mobile service to protect crypto investors, VIP, influencers, and anyone who simply wants to defend against SIM swap hackers resetting their passwords. youtu.be/ABrGPpM5okc
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