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BBC Twitter feeds breached
The BBC is the latest high-profile organisation to have its Twitter feed breached News | ComputerWeekly.com
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Trusteer warns of new man-in-the-browser Twitter attack
The attack seeks to compromise a Twitter webpage via a man-in-the-browser attack. Trusteer warns it could be a harbinger of broader future attacks. News | SearchSecurity.com
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Twitter urges news media to improve security
Twitter is urging news organisations to improve security amid attacks by Syrian hackers targeting western media groups cyber security | ComputerWeekly.com
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Anonymous hit in Twitter attack
Hacking collective Anonymous is the latest victim in a series of Twitter account hacks that have hit high-profile organisations such as Burger King and Jeep. News | ComputerWeekly.com
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Twitter tests two-factor authentication
Twitter tests a two-factor authentication system internally, aimed at making it more difficult for hackers to take over users’ accounts News | ComputerWeekly.com
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#Compliance: Twitter buzzing about CISPA cybersecurity bill
Social media is a great tool for reaching out and connecting with like-minded professionals in the compliance space. However, with the speed of business and a healthy dose of incoming work, it's tough to babysit a Facebook profile or a Google... News | SearchCompliance.com
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Overheard on Twitter: ONS 2013 feedback
@SearchSDN scoured Twitter for 2013 Open Networking Summit comments. With the hashtag #ONS2013, users tweeted about OpenDaylight, overlays and more. News | searchSDN.com
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Overheard on Twitter: At Interop, users still seeking SDN definition
SearchSDN was live at Interop, where analysts and IT professionals took to Twitter to discuss SDN definitions, inhibitors and value propositions. News | searchSDN.com
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Ten consumerization of IT experts to follow on Twitter
If you want to get in on all the great consumerization discussions happening on Twitter, these 10 experts are good people to start with. Slideshow | SearchConsumerization.com
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Twitter shortens tweets for security reasons
Changes to the way Twitter deals with web links for security reasons means users will have fewer characters to use in tweets News | ComputerWeekly.com
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