While we all love free things, they’re very rare. However, our desire for these freebies puts us at risk of scams.
We’ve all seen them on facebook, now we’re being targeted on twitter.
Take a look at this page from the Twitter Help Center (sic – urgh): My Account Has Been Compromised
It includes useful tips on…
- How to tell if you’ve been ‘hacked’
- Changing your passwords
- Revoking permission given to other applications
- How to avoid it happening again!
Good luck tweeps!
Jonathan Gwyer first delved into geekery with a ZX81 in 1981 and has been working in IT since 1990.
A Microsoft Certified Professional with many years of large corporate experience and training, he now focuses on helping small businesses make the most of their IT.
A Microsoft Certified Professional with many years of large corporate experience and training, he now focuses on helping small businesses make the most of their IT.
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