Welcome to the Tech Meme Right Home for Tuesday, August 16th, 2022. I'm Brian McCullough.

Today was the Twillio Breach really about hacking into signal users.

Apple's serious about returning to the office.

Tired, a global chip shortage.

Wired, a global chip glut.

Amazon says the FTC is harassing its executives and how far can

Uber go to raise prices. Here's what you missed today in the world of

tech.

Remember that access the phone numbers and SMS verification codes for around 1,900 users as a part of that

Twilio breach, or maybe I guess as a result of it, which makes sense if you were going to breach

Twilio, the highest value thing that you would be

looking for would be something like signal users right quoting Tech crunch

Twillio which provides phone number verification services to signal, said on August 8th that malicious

actors access the data of 125 customers after successfully fishing multiple employees.

Twilio did not say who the customers were, but they are likely to include large organizations

after Signal on Monday confirmed that it was one of those victims.

Signal said in a blog post Monday that it would notify about 1,900 users whose phone numbers or

SMS verification codes were stolen when attackers gained access to Toulio's

customer support console. While this didn't give the attacker access to

message history, which Signal doesn't store or contact lists

and profile information which is protected by the user's security PIN. Signal said,

quote, in the case that an attacker was able to re-register an account they could send and receive

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