Timehop hack: 21 million users' data stolen in huge breach
Timehop is at the centre of a huge hack, which could have leaked the personal data of millions of its users. People who have used the app – which gets access to social media accounts and then flags up interesting events that happened in the past – may have had some of their most sensitive information stolen during the breach, Timehop said. The app says 21 million of its users were caught up in the attack, and that it was still checking whether earlier breaches had occurred. Since many people use the app only in passing, many of those users may no longer be actively using the app. The I.F.O. is fuelled by eight electric engines, which is able to push the flying object to an estimated top speed of about 120mph.
Jul-9-2018, 20:14:30 GMT
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