Change Your Twitter Password Immediately , big hacking bug in twitter
Change Your Twitter Password Immediately , big hacking bug in twitter
Twitter said in a blog post that recently it has identified a bug that stores hidden passwords in the Internet log. Twitter Chief Technology Officer Parag Agarwal apologized on behalf of Twitter saying, "We have fixed the bug and our investigation shows that there is no indication of violation or misuse by anyone.
He said, "Being cautious, we request you to change your password everywhere where you have used the password of Twitter.
Now it's time to change your Twitter password, because the micro-blogging platform has asked its 33.6 million users to do this after getting a bug. These bugs store people's passwords in their internal system.
Twitter hides its password through a process and stores it in the codewad instead of the real password. But this bug has exposed the identity of these passwords in Twitter's internal logs.
but my option social site not secure for your privicy..
Twitter said in a blog post that recently it has identified a bug that stores hidden passwords in the Internet log. Twitter Chief Technology Officer Parag Agarwal apologized on behalf of Twitter saying, "We have fixed the bug and our investigation shows that there is no indication of violation or misuse by anyone.
He said, "Being cautious, we request you to change your password everywhere where you have used the password of Twitter.
Now it's time to change your Twitter password, because the micro-blogging platform has asked its 33.6 million users to do this after getting a bug. These bugs store people's passwords in their internal system.
Twitter hides its password through a process and stores it in the codewad instead of the real password. But this bug has exposed the identity of these passwords in Twitter's internal logs.
but my option social site not secure for your privicy..
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