Well that's AWKWARD: Greta Van Susteren pushes social media book after Turkish hacking

Not long after having her account taken over by Turkish hackers, Greta Van Susteren used the opportunity to push her social media book.

https://twitter.com/greta/status/953439280323579904

Except, some people found it rather ironic.

After you got hacked? Taking advice from you re: social media? When you don’t even implement basic security procedures like 2-factor-auth?

— William LeGate (@williamlegate) January 17, 2018

Maybe this is a lesson on what not to do?

The chapter on two-step verification was fantastic. https://t.co/rZPCKLFxBs

— Old Rant Dump (@TrumpinTheShark) January 17, 2018

Are you sure Greta wrote that chapter? Might have been ghostwritten.

Does this book cover the potential for hacking?

— Dan Rothweiler (@DrMazda1) January 17, 2018

Welllll….probably not.

I think you should have called a kid.

— Mike C! (@HiIamMikeC) January 17, 2018

Wonder how that conversation would have gone.

Did your sense of irony also get hacked?

— Tommy Tweets (@tstweetingagain) January 17, 2018

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Ouch.

I have a feeling its missing a chapter on hacking.

— Justice Warrior (@alientblood) January 17, 2018

Maybe.

https://twitter.com/CentristSM/status/953440599201517568

You mean greta123 isn’t a good password?

blink twice if you're safe now

— Steve McDonald ? (@SKMVT) January 17, 2018

*triple blinks*

https://twitter.com/TrumpsareNazis/status/953439952922202112

This is DEFINITELY real life.

I love your sense of humor. Too bad more Americans don’t have ine?

— PeaceOut (@gmasandie27) January 17, 2018

All you can really do in these situations is make fun of yourself.