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iOS dictionary apps posting false piracy confessions onto users Twitter accounts

A $55 iOS app has rewarded those who stole the company’s $55 dictionary app by hijacking its users’ Twitter feeds to post cooked-up piracy confessions. The company behind the hijacking is Enfour, a Japanese maker of various dictionary applications. Enfour says that it discovered serious glitches on November 1 that embarrassed both our users and our company The company removed the anti-piracy module as soon as it became aware of the problem and worked with Apple to get a patched version online for download.”]

Source: https://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2012/11/14/ios-twitterfalse-piracy-confessions/

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