Someone hijacked Spotify's Share-to-Instagram asset for a 2004 track
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Re: Someone hijacked Spotify's Share-to-Instagram asset for a 2004 track
#2I was sharing an old Turkish pop track on Spotify (“Füsun Önal – Ah Nerede”, 2004). Instead of the expected album art, Instagram showed a completely unrelated person’s Instagram profile screenshot, basically a silent injected ad.
I dug into how Spotify generates Instagram story assets and mapped possible attack vectors in the legacy catalog pipeline. Curious if anyone’s seen similar behavior with older metadata ingestion paths.
Re: Someone hijacked Spotify's Share-to-Instagram asset for a 2004 track
#3Despite all the AI slop I don't quite get it, was the track metadata pushing an incorrect cover image (a screenshot of someone's Insta profile) or was it linking to an Insta profile (meaning the track/artist metadata had a field for their Insta and it was hijacked)?