Us regulators hold a hearing on September 13 to discuss Twitter violations

August 25, Beijing time, the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee. Senate Judiciary) will hold a hearing with Peiter Mudge Zatko, the former head of security at Twitter, on Sept. 13 to discuss Twitter's misleading regulators.

Zatko blamed Twitter for falsely claiming that it had a reliable security plan and making misleading statements about preventing hackers and spam accounts. Zatko is a well-known hacker named "Mudge". He claimed that Twitter regards user growth as more important than reducing spam accounts. Executives are striving for daily user growth and can get a bonus of up to $10 million to reach their goal. Twitter has not made it clear that it wants to reduce spam accounts.

The committee promised to investigate further to find out the truth. Senator Richard. According to Blumenthal, who was head of security at Twitter from 2020 to 2022, according to Blumenthal in a letter to FTC, Twitter executives failed to address major security vulnerabilities, ignored mishandling of personal data and paid little attention to privacy risks for more than a decade.