Timehop, a smartphone app that helps you celebrate the best moments of the past with your friends, recently admitted to more data leakage because of a data breaches. The company first acknowledged the breach saying that users’
Security researcher Mustafa Al-Bassam discovered that the airline’s social media team demanded customers post a trove of personal information publicly on Twitter. This was supposed to help investigate customer service claims. The information they wanted included passport
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