Entrepreneurs: Lessons to Learn from Great Twitter Hack Attack
Published July 19, 2009 | 
Team Altman Interesting News:
We wrote previously that “Entrepreneurs and business owners should always maintain a constant vigilant guard against someone obtaining confidential personal and secret information either through use of online technology and fraudulent system access by individual hackers, or covert espionage operations for either corporate or government infiltration of offices and systems.”
As both Entrepreneurs and individuals, one of the best ways of maintaining your constant vigilance in the ongoing battle of fraudulent activity involving your vital personal or business information and systems access, is to review and learn from the experience of others and make the necessary adjustments to your own security measures on a regular basis.
Remember, that many times the simplest of measures like creating passwords that have no reasoned connections to your personal history information, using a different password for each service you use, and once again, don’t relate answers to recovery questions to personal information that can be easily determined, or better yet, create false answers that only you know and can remember.
Most importantly, when it comes to your data security, being PARANOID is a good thing.
The Rest of the Story: http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/07/19/the-anatomy-of-the-twitter-attack/