‘Important’ to ‘jump’ on Instagram account hacks early

Image Matrix Tech Editor Djuro Sen says if there’s a lesson in recent Instagram account hacks, it’s to have two-factor authentication enabled.

“Even when you get hacked, the process there is quite difficult if you don’t have two-factor authentication,” he told Sky News Australia.

“What will happen is, they’ll get access to your friends, and one of those friends – if there’s thousands of them … there’s going to be a percentage of them … that will fall for a phishing scam.

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