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Tag: Identity Theft

How Amazon customer service was the weak link that spilled my data | Ars Technica

Even when doing everything right, an Amazon account is all it takes to get breached.

Source: How Amazon customer service was the weak link that spilled my data | Ars Technica

Posted on February 22, 2016Categories Human stupidityTags Amazon, Eric Springer, Identity Theft, Social EngineeringLeave a comment on How Amazon customer service was the weak link that spilled my data | Ars Technica

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