A security breach includes damage to a network or access to an organization's networks that results from unauthorized access to, or disclosure of, sensitive, confidential or otherwise protected information

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A security breach includes damage to a network or access to an organization's networks that results from unauthorized access to, or disclosure of, sensitive, confidential or otherwise protected information. The term is used here to refer to damage, loss or damage to resources that results.(Alhajjar, Maxwell & Bastian, 2020). For example, a network is a device used to move information among computers and servers connected to the network or an organization's IT infrastructure.

In a different development, Chinese social media aggregator WeChat has added "verified status" to the app so users can keep having access to their account without revealing their real identity. This helps to protect users from hacking attempts by third parties. In March this year, Weibo suspended 300,000 accounts that were not using fake names and usernames, and 100,000 accounts associated with a fake address. WeChat confirmed at the time that all of its users were safe, with just one security breach that saw a user's social media account hacked. While there was some confusion among news organisations about the purpose of these apps, it is generally accepted that they are aimed at Chinese users rather than Westerners. One of the problems with these apps is that they can be bought for a fraction of the cost of a real credit card, meaning those users don't have to actually get caught up in an identity theft scheme to take advantage of them. One app, Fudan Shizentai, now in beta is more likely to get caught, with potential to be used by criminals and people looking to sell weapons or high-end items.(Gumaei et al., 2019).