You'd be so fucking surprised @Rasterman lol, it's like how these days you could walk into most corporate buildings with a high visibility jacket and a clipboard no questions asked.

In his defence, Elon Musk probably has thousands of lines of shitty spaghetti code to contend with on that site. He's only realistically been in charge of twitter for a short while and he likely hasn't found every exploit and glitch that could be on there.

Also Indian contracted programmers. The only reason that companies don't get targeted more often is purely because most hackers aren't the type of person cause total chaos for no reason even though they absolutely could.

I'm just looking at it from the outside, but ask anybody who's actually worked in the biz, they know, I've had to explain this to normies. I could cause so many problems for a company if I really wanted to just by physically turning up there and I don't have any of the l33t hacking skills to get into stuff remotely.