The Syrian Electronic Army (SEA), hackers loyal to president Bashar al-Assad, claim to have stolen millions of users’ personal details from Tango, a popular video and text messaging app noted in BBC News.
The hackers posted screenshots on their website to back up their claims.
Tango, based in Mountain View, California, has amassed more than 120 million registered users of its free video and text messaging application since its launch in 2009.
The cross-platform app is available in 39 languages in more than 210 countries and allows users to play games and watch animations during calls, as well as edit photos and send e-cards.
The...
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