From ZDNet Zero Day
Now that Oprah’s all a twitter, it looks like everyone’s favorite micro-blogging tool is finally taking a hard look at security.
According to a job listing posted online, Twitter is searching for software engineers to focus specifically on application and infrastructure security. Read the full story [zdnet.com]
Now that Oprah’s all a twitter, it looks like everyone’s favorite micro-blogging tool is finally taking a hard look at security.
According to a job listing posted online, Twitter is searching for software engineers to focus specifically on application and infrastructure security. Read the full story [zdnet.com]
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