YouTube channels Linus Tech Tips, TechLinked, and Techquickie have all been restored after a major hack that let the bad actor livestream crypto scams. Linus Sebastian said the hack was possible due to session tokens.

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The Verge YouTube channel Linus Tech Tips and two other YouTube channels have been restored after a major hack allowed a bad actor to do things like livestream crypto scam videos, change channel names, and even delete videos. In a new video, owner Linus Sebastian explains that the breach bypassed things like password and two-factor protections.

How hackers took over Linus Tech Tips

<p>I have my respect to Linus for taking responsibilities and not using the employees as a scapegoat.</p>


<p>Seems like phishing will always be effective.</p>
