Takvim[verified]@takvimGeneral
A news headline references CVE-2023-29218 but provides no additional details, exploit information, or mitigation guidance.
Emrah Atila[verified]@e_atilaGeneral
The post warns that CVE-2023-29218 poses a systemic threat capable of enabling coordinated bot attacks, yet it provides no concrete technical details, PoC, exploit code, or remediation guidance.
Esra Aydın (Hamuşan)[verified]@Arnavut_EsraGeneral
A brief call to action urging immediate closure of CVE‑2023‑29218, without detailed technical or exploit information.
Sesil[verified]@Detayy1453General
The tweet merely calls for action on CVE-2023-29218 without providing any technical detail, evidence of exploitation, or mitigation guidance.
Fatih Öz[verified]@Fatih_Oz_UsaGeneral
The message confirms CVE‑2023‑29218’s authenticity but rejects unverified reports of coordinated bot attacks, offering no technical, exploit, or mitigation details.
Fatih Öz[verified]@Fatih_Oz_UsaGeneral
The post confirms CVE-2023-29218 exists and could be abused by any actor, but offers no technical details, fixes, or proof of exploitation.
✧ VÎCTOR ✧@xuxi_mainGeneral
The tweet describes CVE‑2023‑29218 as a flaw in X’s recommendation engine that lets attackers bulk‑unfollow, mute, block, or report accounts to degrade a target’s visibility and trust score.
I Can See You@Lookin_In91862Active Exploitation
The tweet indicates that CVE-2023-29218 is being actively exploited via bots, but offers no technical details, PoC, or patch information.