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Through this blog, you will learn the following topics – Azure Information Protection (AIP) IntroductionWhy do Organizations Need Azure Information Protection?How does Azure Inform… Read More

As posted on the Twitter blog, the company has now revealed an internal bug caused passwords to be stored unencrypted. However, it's out of an abundance of caution, not due to any breach.If… Read More

More than 800 million pieces of our personal data were leaked between 2019 and 2020. Twitter stored millions of our passwords unmasked in a log, and ISPs can sell our browsing habits to thir… Read More

Twitter recommended on Thursday that all of its 336 million users change their passwords after it discovered a bug that internally stored the passwords in an unprotected manner. Parag A… Read More

In a blog post on Wednesday, Google said that passwords of a portion of enterprise G Suite customers were stored in plain text since 2005 and the administrators of impacted passwords were re… Read More

Twitter has urged all users to change their passwords after it discovered a flaw that had exposed some passwords to in internal log, putting everyone at risk. For safe keeping away from a… Read More

After the Facebook data scandal, people have turned very cautious as regards protecting their personal data online. Twitter, it should be remembered, was also named as one of the companies t… Read More

Positive Technologies, a security company, warns the users to be Careful before installing the mobile applications on Android or iOS devices as vulnerabilities are exploited.This shocking ne… Read More

Twitter is urging all of its 330 million users to change their passwords. Twitter support found a bug that stored unmasked passwords in an internal log. Meaning, all the passwords were visib… Read More