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The hacker who broke Twitter's rather feeble security last month was able to find and copy confidential documents because they were shared between Twitter employees using Google's web apps.
A hacker calling himself Croll broke into a Twitter worker's email account and from there found his way into the worker's Google Apps account, where Twitter stores spreadsheets and documents containing business plans and financial details, admitted Twitter founder Biz Stone earlier this week.
Related stories from top sites:
Twitter Hack Tars Google's Cloud
Jul 15th, 2009 - InformationWeek
by a hacker, company co-founder and creative director of Biz Stone traced the origin of the online break-in to a compromised personal account of an administrative employee.And then Stone brought Google into the picture: "From the personal account...
Twitter calls lawyer over hacking
Jul 15th, 2009 - BBC NEWS
Twitter employees can be a target, said Biz Stone The microblogging service Twitter is taking legal advice after hundreds of documents were hacked into and published by a number of blogs.
Will Twitter sue TechCrunch over doc release?
Jul 15th, 2009 - ZDNet
TechCruch published sensitive internal docs obtained from Twitter in a ballsy moves that could very easily see the sites locked in prolonged legal battles. One of the docs dealt with internal user base and revenue projections...
Twitter Ponders Legal Options After Hack
Jul 15th, 2009 - PC Magazine
Twitter executives are still pondering their legal options after a hacker gained access to sensitive files and shopped them around to various blogs and news sites, but none of that data compromised the security of Twitter users...
Twitter Confidential Files Distributed By Hacker
Jul 15th, 2009 - InformationWeek
has been distributing the company's confidential documents to various Web sites.TechCrunch on Tuesday said it had received a compressed file containing 310 documents. Most...




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