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No website is invulnerable. Since we know from Reddit’s godawful official app they don’t do development very well, no doubt the website also has vulnerable holes.

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They didn’t access the data through a vulnerability in the code, they phished some employee credentials and access it that way.

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That in itself is a vulnerability. In my company we check for impossible travel, browser variance, etc. Credentials are only one aspect of this.

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True, I just interpreted your comment differently to that.

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