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17-03-2016, 07:03 PM
WHEN Aiseleyne Horgan-Wallace tweeted a pic of the keys to her new shop, she probably had no idea she was potentially inviting crooks over to visit.
The realty star has no issue with sharing all aspects of her life with her fans through her Twitter, Instagram and Snapchat accounts, but a security expert has told The Sun of the danger of posting such personal photos online.
They say canny crooks can take advantage by using a 3D printer to make a copy of something as simple as a Twitpic - and then use them to break in and rob her.
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Anthony Neary, MD of Safe.co.uk, a leading online provider of home security products said: "Never ever photograph your keys and post them online.
"It is possible to scan the photograph using an iPhone App, which can then send the scan to a 3D printer.
“Within a few minutes the 3D printer will create duplicate keys, putting your home at risk."
Last week the 37-year-old took time out from arguing with former The Only Way Is Essex star Frankie Essex and her brother Joey over a £100 debt to brag about her new retail gig.
She wrote: “Enough nonsense with peasants. I’m off to get the keys to my shop. I’m not afraid of hard graft #boring and #idneverdoamateoverforpenniesorpounds."
Aisleyne then proudly posted a snap of the keys alongside an HSBC secure banking key which customers use to log on to online banking.
The tweet has since been deleted - hopefully not too late.
The key picture wasn't Aisleyne's ONLY security drama - as the row with Frankie escalated, she threatened to sue her for posting her bank details online.
Aisleyne’s rep was unavailable for comment.
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The realty star has no issue with sharing all aspects of her life with her fans through her Twitter, Instagram and Snapchat accounts, but a security expert has told The Sun of the danger of posting such personal photos online.
They say canny crooks can take advantage by using a 3D printer to make a copy of something as simple as a Twitpic - and then use them to break in and rob her.
http://i.imgur.com/TBblCEA.png
Anthony Neary, MD of Safe.co.uk, a leading online provider of home security products said: "Never ever photograph your keys and post them online.
"It is possible to scan the photograph using an iPhone App, which can then send the scan to a 3D printer.
“Within a few minutes the 3D printer will create duplicate keys, putting your home at risk."
Last week the 37-year-old took time out from arguing with former The Only Way Is Essex star Frankie Essex and her brother Joey over a £100 debt to brag about her new retail gig.
She wrote: “Enough nonsense with peasants. I’m off to get the keys to my shop. I’m not afraid of hard graft #boring and #idneverdoamateoverforpenniesorpounds."
Aisleyne then proudly posted a snap of the keys alongside an HSBC secure banking key which customers use to log on to online banking.
The tweet has since been deleted - hopefully not too late.
The key picture wasn't Aisleyne's ONLY security drama - as the row with Frankie escalated, she threatened to sue her for posting her bank details online.
Aisleyne’s rep was unavailable for comment.
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