A flaw in Twitter’s website has
left the login credentials of its users vulnerable to hackers,
according to a security researcher who has asked the social
media company to fix the problem. Read the full story [Reuters]
A flaw in Twitter’s website has
left the login credentials of its users vulnerable to hackers,
according to a security researcher who has asked the social
media company to fix the problem. Read the full story [Reuters]
A researcher scraped and archived public Parler posts before the conservative social networking service was taken down by Amazon, Apple and Google.
The espionage tool masquerades as legitimate applications and robs victims blind of their data.
Cybercriminals can use social media in many ways in order to trick employees.
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