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Bleeping Computer
Microsoft Edge web browser has been displaying security warnings after Twitter changed its name to 'X'. It's got to do with a security feature dubbed 'Progressive Web App Icon change', designed to keep users safe during app icon or name changes. [...]
Bleeping Computer
Forget crypto spam accounts, Twitter's got another problem which involves bots and accounts promoting adult content and infiltrating Direct Messages and interactions on the platform. And there doesn't seem to be an easy solution in sight. [...]
Dark Reading
Social media data can provide critical clues to help get ahead of the next cyberattack, experts say.
Dark Reading
Overcoming the limitations of consumer MFA with a new flavor of passwordless.
Dark Reading
Indicators point to Twitter's source code being publicly available for around 3 months, offering a developer security object lesson for businesses.
Dark Reading
Making the option available only to paid subscribers — while also claiming SMS authentication is broken — doesn't make sense, some say. Is it a cash grab?
ZDNet Security
Here are all of Twitter's many account verification changes explained.
Dark Reading
Lea Kissner was one of three senior executives to quit this week, leaving many to wonder if the social media giant is ripe for a breach and FTC action.
Bleeping Computer
Twitter has officially rolled out its Twitter Blue program for an $8 monthly fee that confers upon the Tweeter multiple benefits, including the much-sought blue badge. But, all this has led to its own set of problems, such as threat actors now impersonating famous people and still being granted a "verified" status. [...]
Dark Reading
Businesses need to turn privacy and security into an advantage. Store less data, and live up to customer expectations that their information is protected. Take small steps, be transparent about data management, and chose partners carefully.