Problem cracking Twitter Accounts

[263]

Hi there. I am interested in cracking Twitter accounts. However, ALL the accounts cracked were protected by 2FA.
I asked a couple of guys and they told me that my proxies ( I am using free proxies) triggered the url security and hence 2FA was enabled.
Is this true? Will premium proxies help me? I am using combos of my own country so I don't think location is a problem.

[35]

How are you checking the accounts? Manually?

[263]

How are you checking the accounts? Manually?

Sir, I am using OpenBullet Anomaly 1.4.4
All accounts are showing 2FA at hit section itself.
Manually, too, they are asking for Twitter username for each account......
Is my proxies the problem?
Thanks for replying btw.

[35]

In my experience anytime a login is recorded from another location or device it triggers the 2fa. not sure how you fix it. sorry buddy.

[263]

In my experience anytime a login is recorded from another location or device it triggers the 2fa. not sure how you fix it. sorry buddy.

What about facebook. Does it show the same behaviour?

[35]

Yeah, uh something about recaptcha V3 or something similar. From what I understand from a 2 second google search a couple days ago recaptcha v3 goes off trust score and some other things. So basically if you've never logged in the account, or you're using a proxy from another location, or its a new device, or use a selenium browser, or literally anything that it hasn't already registered as okay, it shoots an "Unusual login" thing and makes them 2FA. From personal experience it happens with Facebook, Gmail, Twitter, Snapchat, and even Reddit. I'm sure there may be some crazy workaround but it won't be cheap and I'm sure it'll be a pain to find. sorry dude.

[263]

Yeah, uh something about recaptcha V3 or something similar. From what I understand from a 2 second google search a couple days ago recaptcha v3 goes off trust score and some other things. So basically if you've never logged in the account, or you're using a proxy from another location, or its a new device, or use a selenium browser, or literally anything that it hasn't already registered as okay, it shoots an "Unusual login" thing and makes them 2FA. From personal experience it happens with Facebook, Gmail, Twitter, Snapchat, and even Reddit. I'm sure there may be some crazy workaround but it won't be cheap and I'm sure it'll be a pain to find. sorry dude.

Alright Sir, thanks for your informative reply.