Last week’s hack of Twitter, in which dozens of high-profile celebrity accounts were forced to send out Bitcoin scam messages, was unprecedented. Twitter is still getting to the bottom of what happened, noting that passwords weren’t comprom...
Last week’s hack of Twitter, in which dozens of high-profile celebrity accounts were forced to send out Bitcoin scam messages, was unprecedented. Twitter is still getting to the bottom of what happened, noting that passwords weren’t compromised…but making no such claims of other sensitive data. It looks like direct messages (DMs) were also exposed.
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