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Multifactor authentication was disabled at the SEC’s request last year after staff had difficulties accessing the social media account.
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You can find them by searching for OpenAI chatbot warning messages, like: “I’m sorry, I cannot provide a response as it goes against OpenAI’s use case policy.”
I hadn’t thought about this before: identifying bots by search… Continue reading AI Bots on X (Twitter)
X has started rolling out support for audio and video calls on Android following a previous launch on iOS in October.
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Bell Media told Motherboard it is actively reporting X ads smearing Canadian chef Mary Berg in a bizarre campaign promoting a crypto platform. Continue reading X Flooded With Bizarre Ads Smearing TV Chef to Promote Crypto Platform
By Waqas
Mandiant had its X account (formerly Twitter) hacked on January 3rd, 2024.
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Anyone who works in computer security knows that they should have two-factor authentication (2FA) enabled on their accounts.
2FA provides an additional layer of security. A hacker might be able to guess, steal, or brute force the password on your a… Continue reading Security firm Mandiant says it didn’t have 2FA enabled on its hacked Twitter account
The safety team at Twitter has responded to the high profile hack of the SEC Twitter account, which made headlines around the world.
And what do they have to say?
Well, in a nutshell – “it’s not our fault. They lost control of their mobile phone … Continue reading Twitter says, It’s not our fault the SEC’s account got hacked
A breach of the Securities and Exchange Commission’s account on the platform formerly known as Twitter caused bitcoin prices to spike.
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The official Twitter account of the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) was hacked yesterday, with scammers posting an unauthorised message to its 660,000+ followers.
The false message – which has since been deleted – claimed that the SEC ha… Continue reading SEC’s Twitter account hacked to say Bitcoin ETFs approved. Politicians and lawyers demand investigation into security breach
Someone has hijacked the X (formerly Twitter) account of the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), and posted an announcement saying the agency has decided to allow the listing of Bitcoin ETFs (exchange-traded funds) on registered national secur… Continue reading SEC’s X account hacked to post fake news of Bitcoin ETF approval