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During June Twitter suffered a Hack attack against one of it's Admin staff, this resulted in a large number of documents some 300 in all being stolen. Now Techcrunch has been sent them and is starting to publish some of the less sensitive details.
It appears a bit of a Tug of Lawyers has broken out between Twitter and Techcrunch so we will see if it ends in court.
*Update Techcrunch has been talking to the hacker and has some intereting details about how the hack went down. Passwords would seem to be the key here as in don't use the same ones everywhere!
Here are links to the TechCrunch pages:
- Twitter’s Internal Strategy Laid Bare: To Be “The Pulse Of The Planet”
- Another Security Tip For Twitter: Don’t Use “Password” As Your Server Password
- Twitter’s Financial Forecast Shows First Revenue In Q3, 1 billion users in 2013
- Final Tweet: The Twitter Reality TV Show Pitch
- Our Reaction To Your Reactions To the Twitter Confidential Documents Post
- In Our Inbox: Hundreds Of Confidential Twitter Documents