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Donald Trump’s Twitter password is “maga2020!”, and there’s no 2FA, claims hacker

Posted on October 22, 2020 by Dissent

Updated:  The claims made by Victor Gevers, reported below, have been disputed by Twitter, Trump’s team, and an article by Joe Cox on Vice. 

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Graham Clulely reports that President Trump, whose password back used to be “yourefired” used “Maga2020!” as his Twitter password, with no 2FA.

Read more on Graham’s site while some of us try to smother laughter and others just weep.  For the original source, go to vn.nl.

 

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