Updated: May 1
Facebook and Twitter announced Monday that hundreds of users’ personal data has been improperly accessed by a third-party through certain apps.
Twitter announced that personal data potentially accessed by a third-party developer included email, username and last tweet.
Both social media companies found out from a security researcher report that the problem stemmed from a “malicious mobile software development kit” named One Audience, which gave third-party developers access.
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"See that little “closed lock” icon in your web browser, right next to the URL? That means you’re browsing via HTTPS, encrypting your traffic so third parties can’t spy on most of the information you’
