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4/29/2013 | 5:49:30 PM
that should have the utmost security measures in place. Still they are facing
known attacks and the attacks are getting the best of good old Twitter. It is
comical when you think about it. The Syrian Electronic Army actually has the gall
to try an open Twitter accounts with Twitter the company that they are aggressively
attacking. The ironic thing is that their accounts keep getting shut down, you
would think that by now Twitter would launch a offensive attack against the
hackers to better learn their whereabouts and as much information as they could
gather prior to shutting down their accounts.
Paul Sprague
InformationWeek Contributor