Elon Musk summoned a whistleblower on Twitter, with legal team They are required to hear from social media Platform former Security chief, like a billionaire battles to terminate his consent to buy company for $44 billion, according to a court case on Monday.
Former Twitter CEO, Peter Zatko – also Known for his hacking handle “Mudge” – received a subpoena on Saturday from Musk’s team, searching for documents and contacts on Company spam and alleged security vulnerabilities, according to Zatko’s attorneys and court records.
Billionaire Tesla CEO spent months claiming the company he approved acquire Cut back on his fake accounts and spam – and that he shouldn’t have to close the deal as result.
Musk sought information From Zatko mostly about way Twitter measures spam accounts. Musk said he’s giving up on his deal for The company because Twitter misled the regulators about true number of Spam or bot accounts on Microblogging platform.
but musk also He sought documents and communications about alleged attempts to hide security vulnerabilities and a ‘Twitter post in any illegal activity.”
Famous hacker Zatko has finished his stint as head of Twitter security earlier this yearAnd he said in The whistleblower’s complaint about violations that became public last The week the company falsely claimed it had a robust security plan and that it misled regulators about privacy and security protections.
ZATCO whistleblower complaint may be play Musk’s hands in Upcoming trial.
Twitter’s lawyer said at a court hearing last The week that Musk focuses on on Spam as a file way to terminate his consent to buy The company was “legally irrelevant” because Twitter has always said that spam numbers were just estimates, not binding representations.
The two sides sued each other and are heading to a five-day trial on 17. October. want to hold out of Deal and Twitter ask Chancellor Kathleen McCormick of Delaware Court of Chancery to order him buy company for Agreed: 54.20 dollars each share.
Twitter share was down A little at $40.36 on Monday morning in New York.
Elon Musk summoned a whistleblower on Twitter, with legal team They are required to hear from social media Platform former Security chief, like a billionaire battles to terminate his consent to buy company for $44 billion, according to a court case on Monday.
Former Twitter CEO, Peter Zatko – also Known for his hacking handle “Mudge” – received a subpoena on Saturday from Musk’s team, searching for documents and contacts on Company spam and alleged security vulnerabilities, according to Zatko’s attorneys and court records.
Billionaire Tesla CEO spent months claiming the company he approved acquire Cut back on his fake accounts and spam – and that he shouldn’t have to close the deal as result.
Musk sought information From Zatko mostly about way Twitter measures spam accounts. Musk said he’s giving up on his deal for The company because Twitter misled the regulators about true number of Spam or bot accounts on Microblogging platform.
but musk also He sought documents and communications about alleged attempts to hide security vulnerabilities and a ‘Twitter post in any illegal activity.”
Famous hacker Zatko has finished his stint as head of Twitter security earlier this yearAnd he said in The whistleblower’s complaint about violations that became public last The week the company falsely claimed it had a robust security plan and that it misled regulators about privacy and security protections.
ZATCO whistleblower complaint may be play Musk’s hands in Upcoming trial.
Twitter’s lawyer said at a court hearing last The week that Musk focuses on on Spam as a file way to terminate his consent to buy The company was “legally irrelevant” because Twitter has always said that spam numbers were just estimates, not binding representations.
The two sides sued each other and are heading to a five-day trial on 17. October. want to hold out of Deal and Twitter ask Chancellor Kathleen McCormick of Delaware Court of Chancery to order him buy company for Agreed: 54.20 dollars each share.
Twitter share was down A little at $40.36 on Monday morning in New York.