Security flaw allows hackers to steal Twitter accounts and sell them
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Security flaw allows hackers to steal Twitter accounts and sell them
Security flaws are nothing new and the past few months has been a time of many security breaches and hacks into big company names. So, when you hear about a security flaw that’s been discovered on Twitter, it’s certainly alarming, but most people aren’t surprised by it. However, this story about one Twitter user is about as interesting as it gets.
via: www.slashgear.com
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