Amazon's Twitch blames configuration error for data breach

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May have allowed alleged hacker to leak sensitive information.

Amazon's Twitch blames configuration error for data breach
Twitch, a live streaming e-sports platform owned by Amazon, on Wednesday blamed "an error" in server configuration change that might have allowed an alleged hacker to leak sensitive information. The platform said it was still assessing the impact and that it had reset all stream keys, ...

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