I don't know what the catalyst for this was, but a lot of 20 years olds and younger seem to use the word hacked so casually.
I read it all the time, "my insta was hacked", etc.
I would really like to know if hacking is as common as it is reported rather than a successful phishing campaign, a simple issue of forgotten password or getting locked out of email, account ban for rule violation, or something else entirely unrelated to actual hacking.
In this case my skepticism skyrocketed when the hackers write "we are in control".
I read it all the time, "my insta was hacked", etc.
I would really like to know if hacking is as common as it is reported rather than a successful phishing campaign, a simple issue of forgotten password or getting locked out of email, account ban for rule violation, or something else entirely unrelated to actual hacking.
In this case my skepticism skyrocketed when the hackers write "we are in control".