1f52b on Nostr: Similar to “why get access to someone’s Twitter account” but with Nostr ...
Similar to “why get access to someone’s Twitter account” but with Nostr there’s an extra potential for someone to steal a key and publish to relay(s) that the actual owner doesn’t use, so it could go unnoticed for longer (possible DM social eng vector)? But any interactions with others would likely be visible because replies are more likely to be published to relays the key owner does connect to
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2023-01-21 21:09:59Event JSON
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