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An old Twitter flaw turns out to be more serious than initially thought

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Over 5.4 million Twitter user records have reportedly been shared for free on a hacking forum. The same vulnerability is also said to have spawned a larger data dump containing "tens of millions" of user data. Twitter confirmed in August the existence of an API vulnerability that would enable hackers to identify which account an email address or phone number was associated with.

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An old Twitter flaw turns out to be more serious than initially thought

Millions of Twitter users may have had their personal data leaked on a hacking forum, and the culprit is a previous vulnerability that Twitter said was fixed.

1 year ago·Mountain View, United States

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