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20-Year-Old Student Surrenders For Hacking PM Yingluck's Twitter Account

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This kid's expertise is at such a level that he should be a valuable asset to the ICT, I'm sure they can learn from himlaugh.gif

And if what was posted really was from him, I wish he could be offered to replace any current member of the govt he wants.

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Pheu Thai reinforces online security

BANGKOK, 6 October 2011 (NNT)-Pheu Thai MP Jirayu Huangsab has instructed a team of tech-savvy individuals to reinforce online security for his Party while encouraging every Minister and the Secretariat of the Cabinet to frequently change the password to their email.

Following the arrest of the suspect who hacked into the Prime Minister’s account, Mr. Jirayu urged Pheu Thai members to regularly check their sent messages to make sure they were not sent by other people without their consent.

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Pheu Thai reinforces online security

BANGKOK, 6 October 2011 (NNT)-Pheu Thai MP Jirayu Huangsab has instructed a team of tech-savvy individuals to reinforce online security for his Party while encouraging every Minister and the Secretariat of the Cabinet to frequently change the password to their email.

Following the arrest of the suspect who hacked into the Prime Minister's account, Mr. Jirayu urged Pheu Thai members to regularly check their sent messages to make sure they were not sent by other people without their consent.

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Time to close the barn door!:whistling:

Maybe one way to decided to counter this is to block Twitter?

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