Communication services provider Twilio this week disclosed that it experienced another “brief security incident” in June 2022 perpetrated by the same threat actor behind the August hack that resulted in unauthorized access of customer information.
The security event occurred on June 29, 2022, the company said in an updated advisory shared this week, as part of its probe into the digital break-in
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