Dutch hacker Victor Gevers assumed he hacked the Twitter of the American president Donald Trump during the end of the 2020 election. He says he guessed the password in October, but the White House and Twitter denied the virtual attack at the time.
About the hacker Victor Gevers made public at the end of October, who had managed, for the second time, to access Trump's Twitter account after just seven attempts with different password versions, until he found the correct, which was “maga2020” (lowercase abbreviation of its campaign slogan, “Make America Great Again” - “Make America Great Again”).
In addition, Trump disabled the double verification system, so when trying to access the account, Gevers did not need to send a message to the President's mobile or email account to obtain entry authorization, which the Dutch prosecutors confirmed after an investigation by the national police cyber unit.
Dutch prosecutors say they will not press charges against the hacker who managed to access Donald Trump's Twitter account, claiming he behaved ethical right, alerting US authorities to the situation.
Gevers also points out that he had already hacked Trump's account in 2016, with a password linked to another one of his social network accounts. The login was the phrase “yourfired”- 'you're fired' - repeated by him on the reality show“ The Apprentice ”, before being elected to the White House.
