The majority of these hacks happen because the victim runs a ... • Aaron Parecki

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David Altizer https://twitter.com/davidaltizeryt • Mar 5
I've heard so many horror stories of YouTube channels getting hacked. What are some steps to prevent this from happening with my own channel? Can I do anything beyond 2-step verification to prevent this? I have multiple channels.

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The majority of these hacks happen because the victim runs a program they got from a sketchy source. Could be a fake OBS download, could be a fake brand PR contact. Reading emails in gmail is fine, but don't open any attachments other than jpgs. Sadly 2fa doesn't fix this.

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