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Twitter cracked, hundreds document stolen




Santi Dwi Jayanti - detikinet Twitter (ist) Jakarta - Twitter robbed. Hundreds of important and sensitive documents belonging to him in-hack. Not only that, documents colongan this was spread and published to an amount blog. Cracker that succeeded in making Twitter pontang panting this, expedited their action through access to akun Google Apps that was had by one of the employees Twitter. Whether how the cracker could penetrate akun this. Could be him only guessed-nebak password him, or the origin answered the available security question. That was certain akun Google Apps that contained an amount file-file important, in the form of the company's e-mail, word processing, spreadsheet, kalendar et cetera, currently succeeded in being owned by the perpetrator. One of the documents contained concerning the financial projection and Twitter products. This File-file his characteristics were very sensitive for Twitter Inc. because some resulting from from this theft was the possibility of destruction of the relations with the partner. Only was not stolen, more serious him, several documents by the perpetrator were offered to









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