Earlier today Twitter asked its users to reset their passwords after a phishing scam set free earlier on the micromessaging service. Now haven’t there been many already on Facebook? While Twitter is definitely home to a lot of activity online, it can be less threatening given that you are primarily sharing links and very little information about yourself directly. So the most any one can do in a short time is learn about your pattern of activity across the platform, but have you thought about your Facebook profile?
To me its a haven for any hacker, the right place any hacker would love to toil to extract the best out of it. We have seen spammers making the most of it, so have the countless phishing scams. While all those have been about spreading a viral video or two every now and then, it just shows how vulnerable the whole population is.
