How a high-profile hack fell apart within seconds, and why good intentions are often the most efficient way to destroy lives. About an hour ago, the Associated Press's official Twitter account, @AP, issued this tweet (it's since been removed): I was in the bathroom reading Twitter (I know.) when this first broke, and the first thing I saw wasn't one of the most respected news sources in the world tweeting that the White House had been bombed. I don't follow the AP on my personal account, so the ...
Reddit Is More Dangerous Than The Syrian Electronic Army's Hackers
Popular Science - 23 Apr 2013 23:20
How a high-profile hack fell apart within seconds, and why good intentions are often the most efficient way to destroy lives. About an hour ago, the Associated Press's official Twitter account, @AP, issued this tweet (it's since been removed): I was in the bathroom reading Twitter (I know.) when this first broke, and the first thing I saw wasn't one of the most respected news sources in the world tweeting that the White House had been bombed. I don't follow the AP on my personal account, so the ...
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