Twitter accidentally exposed its users through its forms for contacting the company. The concern here is that malicious attackers could have users the security flaw to figure out where accounts are geographically based, which can have political ramifications.
Once again Facebook is under scrutiny for bad protection efforts. The Tech Giants latest screw-up was a programming bug that gave 1,500 third-party apps access to the unposted Facebook photos of as many as 6.8 Million users.
We all know the scrutiny Facebook has been in regards to data protection, and at the start of the year, Facebook was once again under the lights for the Cambridge Analytica scandal. This time there has been yet another security vulnerability reported in Facebook that could have allowed attackers to obtain certain personal information of …
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Facebook announced it’s worst-ever security breach last month, a breach that has enabled a group of unknown hackers to steal secret access tokens for millions of accounts by taking advantage of a flaw in the ‘view as’ feature. The company posted a brief post on its blog last month however, this has now been updated bring …
30 MILLION Facebook Accounts Have Been Hacked. Is Yours One? Read More »
The ever growing Social Media landscape is the perfect location for hackers to send users to popular look-a-like websites such as ESPN, BBC News, Amazon and even Youtube to name a few. Once hackers have you in these locations and they have made users feel like it’s an authentic site, the most common modus operandi …
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