Nov 15

Twitter Fixed a Bug That Exposed Advertisers’ Sensitive Credit Details Internally

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A bug in Twitter’s system, which was rectified on Saturday, exposed sensitive information to the company’s advertising team. Names, addresses and credit card information of several advertisers was left exposed, Adweek has learned. The bug was identified on Thursday by privacy researcher Zach Edwards. He found that the company ingested sensitive credit card information without…

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