In other distribution services that support "screen distribution" that can distribute smartphone games, etc.
Attacks have been confirmed in which the Twitter accounts of broadcasters are hijacked using the following techniques.
1. A malicious attacker sends a one-time key for recovering the account of the broadcaster, such as Twitter, while broadcasting.
2. Push notifications of new SMS and emails are displayed on the sender's smartphone and are reflected in the delivery.
3. Malicious attacker verifies the key via distribution and takes over the account
kukuluLIVE also uses the screen distribution function of the kukuluLIVE Encoder2 app,
If you use a smartphone screen capture from a computer, there is a risk of being subject to the above attacks.
[If you are using Android] Turn on Do Not Disturb while using Screen Streaming.
*Functions and UI may differ depending on the model and version.
[If using an iPhone or iPad] In screen distribution using the iOS version of the app alone, comments are displayed via push notifications, so if you hide the entire push notification, you will not be able to see the comments.
In this environment, we recommend
that you turn off push notifications for apps such as Messages, Gmail, Mail, and LINE .
If you use SplitView on your iPad to always display the comments section, you can turn off push notifications altogether.
If you want to use "Do not disturb mode", you need to set it as follows.
