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Facebook and Twitter got a lot of heat, but "Instagram’s appeal is that’s where the kids are, and that seems to be where the Russians went."
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It's yet another security stumble following the massive Facebook hack in September, and it likely points to shoddy encryption practices.
Instagram informed some users last week that their passwords may have been exposed as a result of using the “Download Your Data” tool. read more
Instagram has recently patched a security issue in its website that might have accidentally exposed some of its users' passwords in plain text. The company recently started notifying affected...
Hackers have been targeting Iranian users of Telegram and Instagram with fake login pages, app clones and BGP hijacking in attacks that have been ongoing since 2017, Cisco Talos reveals. read more
Instagram is testing Facebook Location History - which allows the tracking of precise locations from your device - in its app.
The gaming and hacking communities overlap: Some of the hacker accounts are offering botnet access as well as Fortnite accounts.
Hackers are taking over high-profile Instagram users’ accounts and holding them to ransom, revealed reports this week.
Users will soon be able to use authenticator apps for 2FA codes, request blue verified badges, and get more context about big accounts.