Good morning Anons I had a quick question:

Anyone else who uses email/social media 2 factor authentication getting codes sent to them from odd phone numbers?

I tried to log into YouTube today and waited for text after entering password but the browser wouldn’t let me go to enter the code I received from google. It just stuck on loading screen.

So I closed the browser and tried again but this time I received the same authentication code but from a different phone number:

‭614-695-4730‬

Which is listed as a ‘google voice phone number’ which apparently those types of numbers are easy to get and is used by a lot of scammers.

Is this happening to anyone else???

Is this some sort of hacking technique somebody is using against me?

This has been going on for months..

:’(

>>1430471

Yes it makes no sense. I’m on other side of country not that it matters. I googled that number and other people are getting 2 factor from there sometimes without even asking for codes.

So maybe the hackers are able to do this by obtaining a google voice number and associating an someone’s email account to that number?

Or somehow using that number to forward 2factor codes?

Wtf anons !

Any techfags know anything about this??

>>1430471

I have seen a lot of IP addresses from Columbus over the past few years that showed up when I ran netstat on my pc from ODD which I’m like wtf did I do lol

So idk maybe it’s connected..