I've been hearing about another spate of SIM-jackings involving @TMobile, possibly involving bypassed PINs, which hint at insiders or weak processes.
The traditional telecom companies won't clean up their act without a class action lawsuit and heavy fines. Switch to @googlefi.https://twitter.com/Rewkang/status/1134900599059693569 …
They've never claimed their SIMs are suitable for providing any kind of security for crypto, and it is an abuse of their technology and puts your money at high risk to use it for that.
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“My home’s front door got kicked in and the Monet I had hanging on my living room wall got stolen! Time to sue the door manufacturer.”
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Powerful analogy.
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Well, they do claim to offer "port validation" https://www.t-mobile.com/news/unauthorized-porting-protecting-your-account … Many of the affected didn't secure their crypto this way but got victimized because attackers though they might have.
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People putting crypto on their mobile devices are no better than those who use exchanges for a wallet.
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