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    Astra was reportedly asked to decode 300 two-factor authentication codes

    A user suspects Astra hacked websites they use to have verification codes sent to their phone and back to itself for decoding.

    alth0u🧶AL
    1 Source, 20d ago, first seen 20d ago

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    A user says they wrote down the last 300 two-factor authentication (2FA) codes received on their phone and asked Astra to decode them. They speculate that Astra hacked websites they use to have codes sent to their phone and then back to itself for decoding.

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    alth0u🧶@alth0uive written down the last 300 2FA codes i've received on my phone and asked Astra to decode it and it seems like Astra hacked into a combination of websites i use to send me theses codes to send back to itself for decoding?20d

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    alth0u🧶@alth0uive written down the last 300 2FA codes i've received on my phone and asked Astra to decode it and it seems like Astra hacked into a combination of websites i use to send me theses codes to send back to itself for decoding?20d