@BCCI@msdhoni@imVkohli@anandmahindra Why dont you all collectively buy Manchester United Club....It is available for sale ! Indian presence missing, high time world sees India's might in football! Could be a multi billion dollar business!@SwatiBudhraja
@nothing I am a user of Nothing 3a phone and facing an issue since start of use of phone and is very difficult to live with.
Once a call is disconnected, Incoming or Outgoing there is an alphanumeric and special character two liner code that shows up.
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🚨 Urgent Security Concerns with Accor Accounts: Multiple Hacks Reported
[Full details & TF Community Discussion Link in 1st Comment]
Recently, one of our TF Community members, Nikhil, posted about a fraud incident that happened to him. His Accor account was hacked, and about 130,000 Accor points were used to order a mobile phone to a German address. Fortunately, Nikhil got his points back. However, I have received a few more DMs reporting that their accounts were also hacked recently, and they are fighting to get their points back.
This raises a serious question mark about Accor's security system. How can @Accor/@All, one of the biggest hotel chains in the world, not make their security system strong enough to tackle hackers?
I'm mentioning three reports here:
1. Aruj, an X user, reported that his account was hacked and about 59,200 points were used to order some items to a German address.
2. Sane, an X user, reported that his Accor account was hacked, his email ID was changed, and about 376,000 points were redeemed to order some items. He changed his account password, but the hacker still accessed his account because it was logged in earlier and we don't have an option to log out from all devices. He changed his email ID, but the hacker changed it again. He then changed his email ID 13 times, and the hacker changed it each time. Yet, Accor's system did not flag this as unusual activity.
Amazing!
3. Himir, an X user, reported that his account was also hacked.
[Check TF Community Thread For Screenshots]
These incidents raise serious questions about Accor's security system. Accor sometimes blocks genuine customers' accounts just for accessing them from a public Wi-Fi connection or from a different location. But how is Accor not blocking these hackers?
Questions Accor Should Answer:
1. Why don't we have the option to log out from all devices?
2. Why don't we have two-factor authentication?
3. Is changing the email ID repeatedly not considered unusual activity?
4. Is there any data leak from Accor? How are hackers managing to access multiple Accor accounts recently?
What Should You Do?
1. First of all, change your Accor account password. If there is any data leak, this might prevent your account from getting hacked.
2. Check your account regularly, at least until Accor starts offering a 2FA system.
3. If you notice any fraud, immediately report it to Accor. If the hacker orders something, contact the store as well and report it as fraud.
We can't do much more than this at the moment. We should urge @All/@Accor to provide a 2FA security system as soon as possible. Accor has a great hotel loyalty program, but such a horrible security system.
@All account has been hacked and phone was ordered on 26th May. noticed the transaction and following up with team on reversal timeline.
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extremely critical for us to trust the brand and transferred huge points with Accor and cannot afford the monetary loss.
#BoycottHyundai was trending on Twitter after the Pakistani handle of the Korean car-maker called for 'Kashmiri independence'. KFC, Kia Motors and Pizza Hut have also joined the pro-Pakistan campaign. Here's why this is corporate activism gone wrong.
https://t.co/IXDF4LqAml
Stocks of Hyundai Motors & Kia Corp are falling continuously.
Well done India keep boycotting and cancelling your pre orders.
According to a source 3000 cancellations in 12 hours. More to go.
#BoycottKiaIndia#BoycottHyundaiindia