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Question for web hacking developers: data breach and account hijacks

/u/Proof_Cable_310 Reddit r/webdev 2026-09-10 12:35 3 views

Is it a common practice for hackers to have interview projects to hack breach google data and hack password manager to only hijack a largely non-meaningful account?

Why else would someone hijack a meaningless account as the result of a data breech?

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