Twitter has admitted a security breach that has affected some companies that use its advertising and statistics services in which their billing data was exposed through the browser’s cache.
This has been confirmed by Twitter in a statement sent to Europa Press in which it explains that this problem has affected some companies that saw their billing information on ads.twitter.com , their advertising section, or analytics.twitter.com, which provides audience data and statistics.
In these cases, this billing information “could have been stored in the browser’s cache”, thus being exposed, as a spokesperson for the microblogging service has acknowledged.
Twitter has assured that it resolved the problem by becoming aware of it and has contacted potentially affected people to ensure that they are protected.
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Amelia Warner– After graduating from NYU with a master's degree in history, She was also a columnist for many local newspapers. Amelia Warner mostly covers Entertainment topics, but at times loves to write about movie reviews as well.