INTEROP: Is Twitter making us less secure?
InternetNews, By Sean Michael Kerner
From the 'indirect effects of Twitter' files:
LAS VEGAS. Twitter is a great tool for microblogging and conversation. It might also be a platform that is teaching us bad habits that might be making us all less secure.
In a session titled 'Ready, Set, Attack, at Interop, Roel Schouwenberg Senior anti-virus researcher at Kaspersky talked about how users are being exploited today.
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