Hacker takes over Oculus CEO's Twitter account, announces new CEO | TechCrunch
Oculus CEO Brendan Iribe had his Twitter account hacked Wednesday; the hacker took the opportunity to promptly announce a new CEO for the virtual reality company. Update: the account appears to be back under Brendan’s control. This is just the latest in a string of tech CEO’s having their Twitter accounts compromised, this attack does not appear to be from the same hacker group responsible for the
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