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Jul 18, 2017 · Myspace is an example of the kind of sloppy security many sites suffer from, poor implementation of controls, lack of user input validation, and zero accountability." The incident isn't...
Jul 17, 2017 · “Myspace is an example of the kind of sloppy security many sites suffer from, poor implementation of controls, lack of user input validation, and zero accountability,” she writes. Update July...
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In 2016 you may recall that Myspace suffered a massive security breach involving 427 million passwords belonging to approximately 360 million users who created accounts before 2013. The databaseof passwords was then put online for all to see. This is a bigger deal than it seems. In addition to the breach allowing hackers to access a trove of person...
The Myspace that today's users know is far from the Myspace you left behind to join Facebook back in the day, and maybe that's part of the problem. After co-founder Tom Anderson sold the social media platformto NewsCorp in 2005, it was acquired in 2011 by Tim and Chris Vanderhook and Justin Timberlake. A year later, Timberlake attempted to bring se...
Yes. You may not use Myspace anymore but if you have an old dormant account, you either have to keep tabs on it or delete it completely. Breaches have happened before and they can happen again. That said, there's no denying that the months-long delay in Myspace addressing the issue is concerning. Myspace may be struggling to stay relevant in the mo...
Myspace is an example of the kind of sloppy security many sites suffer from, poor implementation of controls, lack of user input validation, and zero accountability. Whilst Myspace is no longer...
Jul 17, 2017 · Jul 17, 2017 4:58 PM. Hack Brief: A Myspace Security Flaw Let Anyone Take Over Any Account, No Biggie. If you know someone's date of birth, you can crack their Myspace account. Myspace....
Jul 18, 2017 · A security vulnerability in Myspace allowed access to old accounts with just a name, account name, and date of birth
Jul 17, 2017 · "Myspace is an example of the kind of sloppy security many sites suffer from – poor implementation of controls, lack of user input validation, and zero accountability," Galloway concluded. "Whilst Myspace is no longer the number one social media site, they have a duty of care to users past and present."
