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9 May 2013 22:00

Snapchat is much more than just an encrypted messaging service. It's a form of communication that gives us a break from the way we usually communicate. Snapchat, a messaging service which allows users to send photos and videos that self-destruct after a few seconds, has a flaw deep in its DNA. This morning, a 24-year-old named Richard Hickman, of Decipher Forensics, a company specializing in data recovery, found that he could recover some data he wasn't supposed to. "Snaps," as the messages sent...
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