Tesla site and Twitter account hacked
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Tesla site and Twitter account hacked
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#2The original Hacker News posting on this was incorrectly flagged when the site temporarily came back online: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9439486
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#3Yikes. I wonder if they were running a CMS (Wordpress, Drupal).
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#5We can all be hacked.
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#6Yikes. I wonder if they were running a CMS (Wordpress, Drupal).
No, they had a domain name.
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#7A records (IP addresses) were changed, but also MX records:
https://gist.github.com/jedisct1/13cd60ba702d6d58053c
Mails sent to @teslamotors.com were hijacked as well.
End-to-end encryption is badly needed.
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#8https://twitter.com/rootworx/status/592126475689545729
>Receiving reports that Julius Kivimaki hacked Tesla and Elon Musk's Twitter accounts and websites by Social engineering NetworkSolutions
NetworkSolutions has a history of falling victim to social engineering attempts and scams.
Also, Julius Kivimaki is one of the alleged leaders of Lizard Squad.
Re: Tesla site and Twitter account hacked
#9https://twitter.com/rootworx/status/592126475689545729 >Receiving reports that Julius Kivimaki hacked Tesla and Elon Musk's Twitter accounts and websites by Social engineering NetworkSolutions NetworkSolutions has a history of falling victim to social engineering attempts and scams. Also, Julius Kivimaki is one of the alleged leaders of Lizard Squad.
I didn't do it and don't know why this guy thinks I did.