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Re:Can We Stop Pretending SMS Is Secure Now? by homero on Wednesday March 17, 2021 @06:38AM (#26489106)
The allegation is mobile carriers can't be redirected. Only landline and voip.

Update: So his allegation is there is no reporter supposedly and it's a paid article.

Re:Can We Stop Pretending SMS Is Secure Now? by dataflow on Wednesday March 17, 2021 @06:40AM (#26489117)
Which directly contradicts the article saying it was T-Mobile...
Re:Can We Stop Pretending SMS Is Secure Now? by homero on Wednesday March 17, 2021 @06:43AM (#26489134)
Well that's what he's claiming https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26488898 paid article

I want to know who is right wealthyyy or Lucky225

Re:Can We Stop Pretending SMS Is Secure Now? by dataflow on Wednesday March 17, 2021 @06:46AM (#26489154)
Well that's why I'm pushing back against it. I very much want to know too. So far, given wealthyyy is a 5-day-old account making so many serious accusations of dishonesty [1] [2] against a Vice reporter without a shred of evidence, it should be obvious who has more credibility right now.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26474437

[2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26474424

Re:Can We Stop Pretending SMS Is Secure Now? by wealthyyy on Wednesday March 17, 2021 @08:23AM (#26490064)
I don't give ....

Well what. It's obvious who you are. You are Lucky...

Account age is biased way to trust an individual. I could have bought an old HN account from someone but I didn't.

Re:Can We Stop Pretending SMS Is Secure Now? by wealthyyy on Wednesday March 17, 2021 @07:16AM (#26489445)
Look, Any Vice reporter can be bribed. You're missing the point.
Re:Can We Stop Pretending SMS Is Secure Now? by dataflow on Wednesday March 17, 2021 @07:18AM (#26489463)
You accuse people of dishonesty so easily and don't feel any need to show a single shred of evidence supporting your position?
Re:Can We Stop Pretending SMS Is Secure Now? by wealthyyy on Wednesday March 17, 2021 @08:05AM (#26489895)
Mr Flow, Please try a TMobile number on ZipWhip. You will see it fails. You will now claim that I am lying and that NetNumber has fixed this. So there is nothing I can do to help you.

I have known about this attack since 2012, but I did not publicly talk about how insecure SMS is for promoting an anti-fraud product.

Note, this is just the tip of the iceberg. There are other attack vectors that only I know!