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Hackers Hit Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey in a ‘SIM Swap’

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> Number porting should require an SMS to the existing SIM with the ability to respond NO to cancel the process and flag the request as fraud (e.g. whoever made the request on the carrier side should be flagged, to fish out compromised support reps). Better yet, a YES text should be required with a port

You've led a fortunate life, if you've never had a phone utterly and completely destroyed or lost. Having the SIM ruined is a rough time. I believe t-mobile has a nice requirement of being able to mark you number as "show up in the store and show your ID"

> I believe t-mobile has a nice requirement of being able to mark you number as "show up in the store and show your ID"

Yup, and yet I've heard of stories of people social engineering their way around that. the telecom companies need to make it impossible for a CSR to access your account at all without actual verifying data from you.

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