SAN FRANCISCO: Twitter on Thursday urged its more than 300 million users to change their passwords, saying they had been unintentionally "unmasked" inside the company by a software bug.The social media site said it found no sign that hackers...
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SAN FRANCISCO: Twitter on Thursday urged its more than 300 million users to change their passwords, saying they had been unintentionally "unmasked" inside the company by a software bug.The social media site said it found no sign that hackers...
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