Battle to end €44bn takeover deal Twitter gives Elon Muskand his lawyers sent a letter to the company and called the whistleblower.

In particular, Mr. former Twitter security chief Peter Zatko (Peter Zatko) said last week that the company falsely claimed to have an organized security plan in place. Zatko alone famous hacker who goes by the nickname “Maj”, ended his stint on Twitter this year.

Zatko’s revelations caught the lawyers of the world’s richest people who, in a letter released today on August 29, argue that if Zatko’s claims are confirmed, then the company violated some terms of the acquisition agreement.

Party Mask claims Twitter was aware of all these issues when he first agreed to buy the company, and then when the 51-year-old billionaire decided to leave on July 8.

“These accusations are enough to end the takeover deal today, even canceledMusk’s lawyers note in their letter.

He also asks for an explanation from the informant.

In addition, the lawyers for the boss of Tesla and SpaceX they also subpoenaed the informant himself to testifyrequesting documents and communications about the weaknesses that the company has in both bogus user issuesbut also safety. Musk’s side is asking Zatko for information mostly on how Twitter views them. fictitious accounts platform users.

Musk also requested documents and reports of alleged attempts to cover up security flawsregarding compliance with a 2011 FTC decision, but also “Twitter’s involvement in any illegal activity.”

It is recalled that the main reason Elon Musk originally submitted a rejection of the deal was that Twitter misled him, as well as the relevant authorities, regarding true number of fake accounts.

A Twitter lawyer said in a court hearing last week that Musk’s focus on bogus accounts – as a way to complete a buyout deal – “legally irrelevant” as Twitter has always said that dummy account reports are only based on ratings and not mandatory submissions.

Both sides filed lawsuits from both sides while they resulted in one five-day trial October 17. Musk wants out of the deal, and Twitter is asking Delaware District Court Chief Justice Kathleen McCormick to order Musk to buy the company at an agreed price of $54.20 per share.

Twitter’s share price fell 1% yesterday to $40.04 in New York.

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