You have hijkacked the social media accounts of any person or entity! What do?

[geK0]

Can I use it for criminal purposes? Like I know you said I couldn't profit from it but can I do things that are illegal like slander? If so it's pretty much a "which celebrity/entity's public image would you destroy?" I think TMZ would give me quite a bit of mileage. Maybe spend a while waging war with a bunch of celebrities I don't like by "leaking" a bunch of incriminating photos/videos about them (and not like, nudes and sex tapes, more like child pornography rings and animal abuse stuff. Things that would ACTUALLY hurt their careers.) Then near the end of the month, implicate TMZ in a bunch of these things as well and hope the combined forces of the police and lawsuits sink it forever.

Well I mean it's already criminal so go nuts!

 

[FPLOON]

I would hack a porn picture-based Twitter account and post only [safe] baby pictures...

Or hack @Escapist_TXT and post a LOT more frequently, even if the quoting is not up to "standards", in terms of the overall format...

 

[GreyNicor]

Hack Gabe Newell and announce Half Life 3.
I'd have the team fabricate screenshots and gameplay footage
Would be pretty interesting to see the internet react.

 

[Scarim Coral]

I would sooo hijacked Anita Sarkeesian accounts!

As what would I do with it, well for one thing I would use her profiles etc to upload links and info to proved how videogames are NOT sexist or feminist (like e.g. the cast of Wonderful 101 are all character archtype sterotypes and not singling out Wonderful Pink or mention how Parasoul from Skullgirls is a leader of a military AND a princess of a nation whose she got loyal soldiers who follow her commands including sacrifacing himself to protect their leader) thus contridicting her prvious claims.

I guess I better make several new bank accounts.

 

[Jadwick]

Social media is beyond me, thus the only thing I would want is the NSA's twitter account. [https://twitter.com/NSA_PAO]

Proceed to post hourly updates of faux-hacking the NSA is doing, along with terrible OPSEC advice.

"Make sure to use the same password and username on every website you visit!"

"'password1' is actually more secure than you think!"

etc.