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 # What are the articles?
 ## 2012 Honan Wired
+[link](https://blackboard.otago.ac.nz/bbcswebdav/pid-2956926-dt-content-rid-18904224_1/xid-18904224_1)
+
+- guy got hacked
+- amazon - apple - gmail - twitter
+- could have been prevented with 2fa on google
+- ultimate goal twitter
+- should have used backups for devices
+- was his fault
+- but also security flaws in apple and amazon
+	- final four digits shared by amazon are required by apple
+	- disconnect exposes flaws in tech industry
+	- foreshadows issues in era of cloud and connected devices
+	- password based systems are no longer suffice
+
+5pm 
+- phone powered down
+- This was irritating, but I wasn’t concerned
+- assumed it was a software glitch
+- phone automatically backs up
+- I was irritated, but not alarmed.
+- the screen went gray, and asked for a four-digit PIN
+- I knew something was very, very wrong.
+- unplugged my router and cable modem, turned off the Mac Mini
+- called AppleCare
+- a call had been placed just a little more than a half an hour before my own.
+- Apple rep didn't bother to tell me about the first call concerning my account
+- only shared this information after I asked about it
+- someone called AppleCare claiming to be me.
+	- reported that he couldn't get into his Me.com e-mail
+	- issued a temporary password
+	- despite the caller’s inability to answer security questions I had set up
+	- it did this after the hacker supplied only two pieces of information that anyone with an internet connection and a phone can discover.
+- a password reset confirmation arrived in my inbox
+	- I don’t really use my me.com e-mail, and rarely check i
+	- hackers immediately sent it to the trash.
+	- reset my AppleID password
+- Gmail password recovery e-mail
+	- Google account password had changed
+- reset my Twitter password.
+- used iCloud’s “Find My” tool to remotely wipe my iPhone, iPad, Macbook
+- deleted my Google account
+- the attackers posted a message to my account on Twitter taking credit for the hack.
+- not only had the ability to control my account, but were able to prevent me from regaining access
+- those deletions were just collateral damage
+
+
 ## 2015 Brandom Anatomy of a Hack
+[link](https://blackboard.otago.ac.nz/bbcswebdav/pid-2956926-dt-content-rid-18904225_1/xid-18904225_1)
 
 # What do they have in common?