<__>: it's fake<p><__>: the SSL seal is missing<p><__>: it's a javascript edit<p><__>: open a https site in firefox and look at the addressbar<p><__>: sec<p><__>: yeah<p><__>: it DOESN'T appear if you used a javascript hack to make it go away<p><__>: and changed the page
I'm not convinced. Anyone could do this "hack" with MS Paint. If it were real, then surely the proof would manifest with some kind of change of the Twitter interface.
A stupid 1am question: is it common among ops teams to replace these "common" binaries by a honeypot-like wrapper which notifies the security team immediately, just in case of a complete meltdown on the web developer side?
Sorry but could someone please explain to me what the joke is about?<p>I don't get what's going on, and cards.twitter.com throws an error page saying that the site is down :-(